BD structure edit

Pelican9 · 17th May 2007, 01:58

index.bdmv

First playback:
Object type: HDMV or BD-J (if no file in BDJO folder you cannot choose BD-J)
Title playback type: Movie or Interactive (menu)
Movie object id: an object from the Movie objects
BDJO filename: a filename (without extension) from the BDJO folder

Top menu:
Same as First playback.

Titles:
object type: as above.
title search:
permitted: Title Search (UO) into this title is permitted.
prohibited1, prohibited2: Title Search (UO) into this title is prohibited
playback type: as above
Object id/object file: as above

MovieObject.bdmv

Objects:
resume:
discard: The Movie Object is discarded when Menu Call (UO) is executed.
suspend: The Movie Object is suspended and maintains its instance when Menu Call (UO) is executed.
commands: number of navigation commands in the Movie Object

Commands:
Operand types:
GPR: General Purpose Register (The player has 4096 GPRs in total)
PSR: Player Status Register (The player has 128 PSRs in total)
Most important PSRs:
PSR1: primary audio stream number
PSR4: title number
PSR5: chapter number
PSR6: playlist id
PSR7: playitem id
PSR8: presentation time
PSR9: navigation timer
PSR10: selected button id
PSR11: menu page id
PSR14: secondary audio and sec. video stream number
PSR20: region code

Imm.: Immediate value, a 32 bit unsigned integer

Original post:
I've just started to develop a little tool to edit BD files (index.bdmv, *.clpi, *.mpls).
If you change the streams, you have to edit these files to fit in with them.

guada2 · 17th May 2007, 02:24

Good job. Pelican9

index.bdmv ; MovieObject.bdmv ; PLAYLIST ; CLIPINF :OK
But is it necessary to have "AUXDATA" and "BACKUP" ?
Perhaps that i 've have forget them.

Pelican9 · 17th May 2007, 10:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by guada2

Good job. Pelican9

index.bdmv ; MovieObject.bdmv ; PLAYLIST ; CLIPINF :OK
But is it necessary to have "AUXDATA" and "BACKUP" ?
Perhaps that i 've have forget them.

I think the mandatory folders are: PLAYLIST, CLIPINF, STREAM, AUXDATA, META, BDJO, JAR, BACKUP (with subfolders PLAYLIST, CLIPINF, BDJO, JAR).
Is that correct?

b_squared · 17th May 2007, 22:43

Great job!!!

How hard would it be for this tool to actually generate a basic BD structure from nothing, just source files? I'm hoping to be able to combine this and the TsRemux tool being developed to get some basic Blu-ray authoring started.

Pelican9 · 18th May 2007, 00:26

Quote:

Originally Posted by b_squared

Great job!!!

How hard would it be for this tool to actually generate a basic BD structure from nothing, just source files? I'm hoping to be able to combine this and the TsRemux tool being developed to get some basic Blu-ray authoring started.

TsRemux is the tool you want. :-)

BDedit v0.11 is available

b_squared · 18th May 2007, 01:08

Sure, but TsRemux will only give me the m2ts file. What if I want to create a Blu-ray disc of TS's I recorded from an OTA HDTV channel?

My goal is to make a Blu-ray of my recorded Lost episodes on a DVD9 disc that will play on my PS3.

dmz01 · 18th May 2007, 01:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by b_squared

Sure, but TsRemux will only give me the m2ts file. What if I want to create a Blu-ray disc of TS's I recorded from an OTA HDTV channel?

My goal is to make a Blu-ray of my recorded Lost episodes on a DVD9 disc that will play on my PS3.

Who says TsRemux won't do that for you in the not so distant future...

Pelican9 · 18th May 2007, 02:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by dmz01

Who says TsRemux won't do that for you in the not so distant future...

As I said...

Fahzuu · 18th May 2007, 12:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pelican9

I've just started to develop a little tool to edit BD files (index.bdmv, *.clpi, *.mpls).
If you change the streams, you have to edit these files to fit in with them.

Download: BDedit v0.1

Hi Pelican!

Nice work, I like it.
Do you have any description of the fields, as some of them are not really self-explanatory?
What's "IN time/OUT time"?
Or "user op."?

Pelican9 · 18th May 2007, 15:38

I'll make a guide for it, but not now.
I want to make a working version first.
Anyway:
IN/OUT time: start/end time of the item.
user op.: User Operation (skip, fast forward, etc.)

jagaskywalker · 18th May 2007, 18:05

Would it be possible to add AVCHD support ? As far as I know the structure is very similar to BR (or maybe even equal, being a "subset" of the directories and files)

Thank you.

Pelican9 · 23rd May 2007, 00:39

If you want to help, please try the 0.12b4 version which can modify the index.bdmv.
It has strange behaviour, the movie with the modified index.bdmv sometimes work sometimes doesn't work.

jaga...: Maybe later.

Edit:

Hmmm, It seems nobody wants to edit existing BD titles...
Doesn't matter, I will.

jagaskywalker · 23rd May 2007, 19:25

Would it be possible to update the tool to create the file/directory structure using as input some m2ts files ? (i.e. in addition to editing pre-existing structures)

Nothing funcy, just to be able to play the files (no menus or complex things)

THX

Pelican9 · 23rd May 2007, 20:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by jagaskywalker

Would it be possible to update the tool to create the file/directory structure using as input some m2ts files ? (i.e. in addition to editing pre-existing structures)

Nothing funcy, just to be able to play the files (no menus or complex things)

THX

TsRemux is your app.

bob0r · 24th May 2007, 07:00

I will ask then:

How can i make any BLURAY play MOVIE only?
I have some problems understanding this program...

borkaenjo · 24th May 2007, 09:06

Great work Pelican.
Is it also possible to rename streams with this tool.
In example when you ad a subtitle stream or replace one.
Or when you delete or ad audio and subtitle streams?
And when are you starting to work on a program to edit
the menus of BD?

Pelican9 · 24th May 2007, 11:38

bob0r:
Don't give up, this program hasn't finished yet. I've just started to develop. You will be able to remove the unnecessary things.

borkaenjo:
I'm making this tool because I want to insert a new subtitle (and remove the unwanted streams) to/from an existing BD.

bob0r · 24th May 2007, 13:19

Ah ok, its not possible yet, so what can this great program do now?

Edit to below:
Roger that.

Pelican9 · 24th May 2007, 13:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by bob0r

Ah ok, its not possible yet, so what can this great program do now?

Almost nothing.

You can read and edit the whole index.bdmv (to do: add and remove titles)
You can read and edit (partially) the MovieObject.bdmv (to do: show/edit the nav commands).
You can read the playlists and the clips (to do: edit).

PHD_1976 · 10th June 2007, 22:07

Pelican9,
Great job again, thanx a lot for this one!!!

May be by any chance you know how to get chapter information, i mean timing for each chapter from Blu-ray disc?
Maybe I've missed something studying your new tool.

Thanx in advance!

17th May 2007, 01:58	#1 \| Link
Pelican9 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 511	BD structure edit index.bdmv First playback: Object type: HDMV or BD-J (if no file in BDJO folder you cannot choose BD-J) Title playback type: Movie or Interactive (menu) Movie object id: an object from the Movie objects BDJO filename: a filename (without extension) from the BDJO folder Top menu: Same as First playback. Titles: object type: as above. title search: permitted: Title Search (UO) into this title is permitted. prohibited1, prohibited2: Title Search (UO) into this title is prohibited playback type: as above Object id/object file: as above MovieObject.bdmv Objects: resume: discard: The Movie Object is discarded when Menu Call (UO) is executed. suspend: The Movie Object is suspended and maintains its instance when Menu Call (UO) is executed. commands: number of navigation commands in the Movie Object Commands: Operand types: GPR: General Purpose Register (The player has 4096 GPRs in total) PSR: Player Status Register (The player has 128 PSRs in total) Most important PSRs: PSR1: primary audio stream number PSR4: title number PSR5: chapter number PSR6: playlist id PSR7: playitem id PSR8: presentation time PSR9: navigation timer PSR10: selected button id PSR11: menu page id PSR14: secondary audio and sec. video stream number PSR20: region code Imm.: Immediate value, a 32 bit unsigned integer Original post: I've just started to develop a little tool to edit BD files (index.bdmv, .clpi, .mpls). If you change the streams, you have to edit these files to fit in with them. __________________ EVOdemux, SUPread, BDedit, Nature and Nude Photography Last edited by Pelican9; 21st June 2007 at 17:41.

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Pelican9 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 511	I'll make a guide for it, but not now. I want to make a working version first. Anyway: IN/OUT time: start/end time of the item. user op.: User Operation (skip, fast forward, etc.) __________________ EVOdemux, SUPread, BDedit, Nature and Nude Photography

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Pelican9 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 511	If you want to help, please try the 0.12b4 version which can modify the index.bdmv. It has strange behaviour, the movie with the modified index.bdmv sometimes work sometimes doesn't work. jaga...: Maybe later. Edit: Hmmm, It seems nobody wants to edit existing BD titles... Doesn't matter, I will. __________________ EVOdemux, SUPread, BDedit, Nature and Nude Photography Last edited by Pelican9; 23rd May 2007 at 17:26.

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bob0r Pain and suffering Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 1,270	I will ask then: How can i make any BLURAY play MOVIE only? I have some problems understanding this program... __________________ (x264.nl)

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Pelican9 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 511	bob0r: Don't give up, this program hasn't finished yet. I've just started to develop. You will be able to remove the unnecessary things. borkaenjo: I'm making this tool because I want to insert a new subtitle (and remove the unwanted streams) to/from an existing BD. __________________ EVOdemux, SUPread, BDedit, Nature and Nude Photography Last edited by Pelican9; 21st June 2007 at 17:45.

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guada2 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Lyon Posts: 187	Good job. Pelican9 index.bdmv ; MovieObject.bdmv ; PLAYLIST ; CLIPINF :OK But is it necessary to have "AUXDATA" and "BACKUP" ? Perhaps that i 've have forget them.

17th May 2007, 22:43	#4 \| Link
b_squared Registered User Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 14	Great job!!! How hard would it be for this tool to actually generate a basic BD structure from nothing, just source files? I'm hoping to be able to combine this and the TsRemux tool being developed to get some basic Blu-ray authoring started.

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b_squared Registered User Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 14	Sure, but TsRemux will only give me the m2ts file. What if I want to create a Blu-ray disc of TS's I recorded from an OTA HDTV channel? My goal is to make a Blu-ray of my recorded Lost episodes on a DVD9 disc that will play on my PS3.

18th May 2007, 18:05	#11 \| Link
jagaskywalker Registered User Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 49	Would it be possible to add AVCHD support ? As far as I know the structure is very similar to BR (or maybe even equal, being a "subset" of the directories and files) Thank you.

23rd May 2007, 19:25	#13 \| Link
jagaskywalker Registered User Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 49	Would it be possible to update the tool to create the file/directory structure using as input some m2ts files ? (i.e. in addition to editing pre-existing structures) Nothing funcy, just to be able to play the files (no menus or complex things) THX

24th May 2007, 09:06	#16 \| Link
borkaenjo Registered User Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 1	Great work Pelican. Is it also possible to rename streams with this tool. In example when you ad a subtitle stream or replace one. Or when you delete or ad audio and subtitle streams? And when are you starting to work on a program to edit the menus of BD?

24th May 2007, 13:19	#18 \| Link
bob0r Pain and suffering Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 1,270	Ah ok, its not possible yet, so what can this great program do now? Edit to below: Roger that. __________________ (x264.nl) Last edited by bob0r; 24th May 2007 at 15:27. Reason: I pressed the edit button.

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PHD_1976 Registered User Join Date: May 2004 Location: Russia Posts: 57	BD chapters information Pelican9, Great job again, thanx a lot for this one!!! May be by any chance you know how to get chapter information, i mean timing for each chapter from Blu-ray disc? Maybe I've missed something studying your new tool. Thanx in advance!

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