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The Aluminum Falcon said:

Thank you for the share!

Not sure if this has been discussed before, but, when muxing the MKV with TSMuxer, I found, to create a functional BD ISO, I needed to set, under “General track options,” “Do not change SEI and VUI data” rather than the default “Insert SEI and VUI data if absent.”

Has anyone else trying to burn had this experience?

I encountered a similar instance with HAL 9000’s fan edits of the Star Wars prequel; it’s apparently something to do with how the original MKV is encoded.

Yes. I had exactly this problem (with tsMuxeR and other tools that use it), and turning off that setting’s default worked perfectly. Thanks.

BTW. The results are terrific, even better than hoped for. Thanks for all the effort put into creating this.