It's always 51, 52, 53 and sometimes 54 IN THAT ORDER. 1 and 2 are the same length, if you do this for all disks you can see the systematics used throughout the whole box. This way you can verify if what you assume is right: it says for episode 1, 2 and 3: 58:00, 58:00 and 55:00. Look at: tv.com/shows/the-sopranos/watch/?episode_type_range=1-2 where EVERY episode has a duration (rounded to minutes, but it's good enough). This is not easy to find, but it's there all right. What I wanted was a reference to the duration of every episode, like IMDB does for movies. I wanted to double-check, without having to browse through the content of every other episode! First I thought it was rather straightforward, with 51, 52 and 53 being episodes 1, 2 and 3, but the strange ordering of those m2ts-files made me uncertain. Those playlists refer to 00031.m2ts, 00012.m2ts and 00013.m2ts respectively. I use BDInfo to get the info about the episodes: it says disk 1 contains 00051.mpls, 00052.mpls and 00053.mpls (ordered by file-size, largest first) with durations 57:47, 57:32 and 54:13. Assuming you know the order of the disks, I start with disk 1.

I am now in the process of ripping 'The Sopranos', which have 4 BD's per season. Usually a season consists of 4 or 5 BD's. I am using the following 'trick' to determine what episode corresponds to what.

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