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alhall
1st January 2003, 21:24
How do you remove the FBI warning if its in the VOB1 with the movie?
thingimijig
1st January 2003, 22:31
i believe their is a guide on this in the guide section.
destemido
2nd January 2003, 14:03
i posted the answer here:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=41627
hope this helps...
but you should read all the guides and try the search button...
only then should post here like most of us do...
alhall
2nd January 2003, 15:32
destemido
Thanks for your input and yes I have read the forum throughly but I'm still not able to resolve my problem. I only have VOB=ID1, the warning is in that VOB with the movie. Since you are the expert, I have enclosed a snapshot of the "First Play PGC". Would appreciate input. Thanks.

[000000e4] PGC Command Table start byte 236 [00ec]
[000000e6] PGC Program Map start byte 0 [0000]

[000000e8] Cell Playback Information Table start byte 0 [0000]
[000000ea] Cell Position Information Table start byte 0 [0000]

PGC Command Table:
[000000ec] Number of Pre Commands 4 [0004]
[000000ee] Number of Post Commands 0 [0000]
[000000f0] Number of Cell Commands 0 [0000]
[000000f2] Size of Command table in bytes 79 [004f]
[000000f4] 1.Pre Command Set GPreg<6> mov (set-val)<1000> [71 00 00 06 03 e8 00 00 ]
[000000fc] 2.Pre Command Set GPreg<6> mov (set-val)<1> [71 00 00 06 00 01 00 00 ]
[00000104] 3.Pre Command Set GPreg<4> mov (set-val)<1> [71 00 00 04 00 01 00 00 ]
[0000010c] 4.Pre Command (JumpTT) Jump to Title: 1 [30 02 00 00 00 01 00 00 ]
Silix_s
2nd January 2003, 17:47
Alhall: I think there is an error in you dump, since I see two Set Gpreg<6> command with two different values and this is a non sense.
However the solution is not here: you probably should take a look at the PGC_1 of the VTS_01_0.IFO in which there is probably a command for calling the warning, based on certain register settings.

Bye.

Silix.
destemido
2nd January 2003, 18:58
leave only 1 pre-command and edit it ...
it's:
(JumpSS_VTSM) Jump to titleset menu

now chose the other settings... which are easy..
title:
titleset:
menu: (root)

now save the file and overwrite the one you have...
exit program...
enter again...
test....

it will work... i'm testing a movie as i'm writing this, not that i didn't know how to do it... but just to confirm....

by the way and i'm not an expert... i just read somewhere in the forum that it was possible to change the first play and started playing with the settings. Besides if i were an expert i would have figured a way to remove the copy's on starwars while keeping a movie that comes right before the main menu... so far i've managed to go to the main menu directly or to get "illegal navigations" :D
destemido
2nd January 2003, 19:03
oh... and silix_s what you're saying is also correct...
but this way is less confusing... i think...
of course if there were any other movies before the main menu, the cheating process would be as you describe... meaning would could end up "jumping between video_ts.ifo and vts_01.ifo to see the sequence of the Disc...