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Yeah, that's why I said to test it on _your_ player if that's all you care about. I make many non-spec compliant Blu-rays for my personal use all the time, they play fine on a PS3 and Dune player, so that's all I care about as I'm not sharing them with anyone else or putting them on the internet. I've tried them on other players, and sometimes they won't work, but as long as they work on mine, I'm good...
But if you do want spec-compliant 'all-player' discs, then you will need to transcode them with Blu-ray specs in mind. Just depends on what you intend to do with the final product. If you absolutely do not want to add another generation of compression to the video, then find a player that will play more than just Blu-ray spec... There's lots of them out there.
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