Thinking of the editing - I think you want to do that with different software than MultiAVCHD - I've done very little editing so can offer little advise about that (I do vaguely remember splitting big movies in half and trimming out end credits etc. using tsmuxer I believe) but WindowsMovieMaker may do a very good job. I'm always a bit leery of Microsoft products for this kind of thing - even their default media player is for me at least, a total nightmare.
The best use for multiavchd is to feed it multiple videos that are pre-edited and thus in ready-to-be watched condition. It's main purpose is to:
1/ create a menu whereby the end-users can select which of the videos they want to watch. This menu can be customized (edited) somewhat (and chapters added if wanted).
2/create the AVCHD structure (folders - file conversion etc) that a standalone blu-ray player can read.
Ok ... steps 1 and 2 are very promising! Step 3 ... not so much lol - but I think we can get there.
Thinking of Step 2: looking at the stream folder (this is on your hard-drive ... right?) - are there files other than 00000 and 00001?
Also .... in the BDMV ...Playlist folder ... are there files? In this folder, on my successful multimovie disc is a file (among others) called 00301. Opening this file with 'potplayer' displays the movie selection (top) menu but as I mentioned in an earlier post, the keyboard and mouse do not access the menu. But ... at least we will know if a menu is present in.
Just to keep us on the same page so to speak - when you play 00000 and 00001 in step 2 - what media player are you using?
The best use for multiavchd is to feed it multiple videos that are pre-edited and thus in ready-to-be watched condition. It's main purpose is to:
1/ create a menu whereby the end-users can select which of the videos they want to watch. This menu can be customized (edited) somewhat (and chapters added if wanted).
2/create the AVCHD structure (folders - file conversion etc) that a standalone blu-ray player can read.
Ok ... steps 1 and 2 are very promising! Step 3 ... not so much lol - but I think we can get there.
Thinking of Step 2: looking at the stream folder (this is on your hard-drive ... right?) - are there files other than 00000 and 00001?
Also .... in the BDMV ...Playlist folder ... are there files? In this folder, on my successful multimovie disc is a file (among others) called 00301. Opening this file with 'potplayer' displays the movie selection (top) menu but as I mentioned in an earlier post, the keyboard and mouse do not access the menu. But ... at least we will know if a menu is present in.
Just to keep us on the same page so to speak - when you play 00000 and 00001 in step 2 - what media player are you using?