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dashali
26th August 2008, 21:53
In Sub/Audio Menu, I like when select a button in Audio buttons, the first button of Sub buttons to be highlighted and when select a button in Sub buttons, Resume Film button to be highlighted.

For link of buttons, what command is suitable?


I see in some DVDs below commands:
-LinkTop PGC, button --
-LinkPGn Program 1, button --
.
.
.
what different is?

r0lZ
27th August 2008, 11:00
LinkTopPGC restarts the current PGC: it executes the pre-commands again, and begins to play the PGC at its first cell.
LinkPGN jumps to a specific program within the PGC.
(BTW, in the command editor of PgcEdit, click on the button with the name of the command and a thin border to see the explanation of what the command does.)

If your command is in a button, use LinkTopPG to restart the current program. Otherwise, you have to use LinkPGN.

dashali
27th August 2008, 15:57
Dear r0lZ, which you offer? LinkTopPGC, LinkPGN or LinkTopPG?

and I see DVDs with everyone above, so, what different there is in their function?

r0lZ
27th August 2008, 18:15
LinkTopPG if you can, otherwise LinkPGN.

dashali
27th August 2008, 21:08
for sub menu I change "when the button..." from button 1 to button in sprm(8) but when select sub menu, button 2 is highlighted automatically. why?

r0lZ
28th August 2008, 06:34
Because SPRM 8 holds the value 2048 (button 2) when the menu is entered. You have to add a SetHL_BTN command somewhere, or to specify the button to highlight with the LinkTopPG or LinkPGN to change the value of SPRM 8.

dashali
28th August 2008, 22:32
How I can know that SPRM 8 holds the value 2048 (button 2) or not, through PgcEdit?
I run Trace Mode. In Watch section, SPRM 8 was 1024 (button 1).

blutach
28th August 2008, 23:46
Have you checked forced button select? Often times a menu will be entered with a button forced and this will negate the authoring.

If there is no forced selected button, you need to determine how the nav works. Is a gprm responsible for selecting the button? If so, when you select an audio button, in the resultant PGC that sets the audio stream, you will need to set the gprm to ensure it then goes to the button representing sub 1 when the PGC returns to the audio/sub menu (this is often done for you). Ditto for sub 1. Trace through the audio/subs menu of the DVD step by step and note how buttons are highlighted.

Regards

dashali
29th August 2008, 20:44
I upload IFO+Menus. please check VTSM1,LU1,2 (sub/audio menu).

Link (1.71 MB): removed

blutach
29th August 2008, 22:46
@dashali - please see the announcement at the top of this forum. We do not allow posting IFO files here.

However, if you have an issue with respect to a button not being highlighted correctly on entry to the PGC, just set the HL button on the previous menu. For example:

If the link to your audio sub language menu is button 2 on the main menu. Instead of just having it as Link PGCN 2 (which, in the absense of any precommands, would make it enter with button 2 highlighted), make the command on the main menu as follows:
[56 04 00 00 04 00 00 02] 1 (SetHL_BTN) Set Highlighted Button =(mov) 1024 (button 1) ; LinkPGCN PGC 2
This is what r0lZ was trying to get at in post 6.

Regards