The risk, of course, is that more information will invalidate some of what follows.

Because of the gravity and potential impact of this disaster on the nation and my industry, however, I wanted to provide an early and more investigative perspective than much of what has appeared in the media to date. It is early in the process of discovering what really happened. The analysis that follows is based on these discussions as well as my own 32 years of experience as a geologist working in the oil and gas industry. I then played the disc from PowerDVD in one window and the 301 rip in another window within VLC - worked! Click thru chapter by chapter and it's all sync'd up.Author’s Note: I am grateful to the many drilling and completion engineers that consulted with me on this post to arrive at plausible explanations and interpretations of what happened in the final hours on the semisubmersible drilling rig Deepwater Horizon in the Gulf of Mexico. I played both rips in separate VLC windows and at about 27min.

And as we all know forums are good, but sometimes these things differ from disc to disc, and person to person so I like to have at least double confirmation of the correct playlist. MakeMKV using JAVA actually gave me the wrong mpls (see attached) as it identified mpls 794. The Process Monitor method seems like it sort of got it, but there were so many results that popped in right as the main film starts to play that doing Process Monitor method alone wasn't a clear-cut answer for me (see attached) - there were over 17k results. especially the playlist obfuscation stuff!ĭeepwater Horizon's correct Blu-ray mpls is 301. I know this is a bit old, but figured I'm new to trying to sort all of this ripping out.

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