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puppydg68 · 12th February 2007, 07:13

I was able to successfully stream the trailers and full movie from the Memento Blu-ray.

Backup your Blu-ray using backupbluray utility.

Find the .M2TS files from the
BDMV\STREAM

In the case of memento, the main movie was: 00015.m2ts

Demux using Elecard Xmuxer Pro Save audio as .AC3 and Save video as .mpv

Use Mpeg Tools from TmpegEnc and do a simple Demux - chose mpeg-2 Program (VBR) adding the .ac3 and .mpv file together.

You will have a resulting .MPG file which will stream successfully to Xbox 360

My guess is that as long as you grab the standard .AC3 tracks, you will be able to do this with any Mpeg2/AC3 Blu-ray backup you make.

Now HD-DVD streamed to Xbox 360 is a different story.. Please keep us posted on your findings in this matter. People think the best way will be to recombine the VC1 into a xbox360 compliant .WMV, this is once the DD+ challenge is solved, although we could mux DVD-Audio. But most will prefer it untouched.

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puppydg68 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 43	Streaming mpeg2 Blu-ray to Xbox 360 I was able to successfully stream the trailers and full movie from the Memento Blu-ray. Backup your Blu-ray using backupbluray utility. Find the .M2TS files from the BDMV\STREAM In the case of memento, the main movie was: 00015.m2ts Demux using Elecard Xmuxer Pro Save audio as .AC3 and Save video as .mpv Use Mpeg Tools from TmpegEnc and do a simple Demux - chose mpeg-2 Program (VBR) adding the .ac3 and .mpv file together. You will have a resulting .MPG file which will stream successfully to Xbox 360 My guess is that as long as you grab the standard .AC3 tracks, you will be able to do this with any Mpeg2/AC3 Blu-ray backup you make. Now HD-DVD streamed to Xbox 360 is a different story.. Please keep us posted on your findings in this matter. People think the best way will be to recombine the VC1 into a xbox360 compliant .WMV, this is once the DD+ challenge is solved, although we could mux DVD-Audio. But most will prefer it untouched.