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dorati
7th February 2009, 15:48
Hi,
I use TSMuxer to build my Blu-Ray Struktur. This works so far for me.
But when Playback the Movie on my Standaloneplayer, the Movie plays nonstop (Repeat).
I try to edit the Sequence with BD-EDit, but with no luck.
For example, when Remove the last "Jump to Movie", the Playback at my Player Stops at the End of the Movie. (For example, the Movie is 1hour 30minutes - in the Display I see 1:30:00 and nothing happend). No Menu of the Player and no more function with the remote. I must power Off/On the Machine.
Somebody now a Parameterset/Sequence for this Problem ?
cu, dorati
deank
7th February 2009, 16:44
Don't just delete "Jump to Title 0".
First add NOP command with +
Then delete "Jump to Title 0" and then edit the NOP to read
Branch / Go To / Break
dorati
7th February 2009, 19:24
This don't work -(
I make 3 tests:
In MovieObject.bdmv - No.000 : Add "Branch / Go To / Break" and then delete the "Jump to Title 1"
-> Player plays a Movie one time and then "hangs" at the End. With Stop on the Remote-Control I get Playermenu, but later this he don' play other Movie anymore (Power Off/ON).
In MovieObject.bdmv - No.001 : Add "Branch / Go To / Break" and then delete the "Jump to Title 1"
-> Player don't play the Movie. The Display shows the Start-Time (00:00:00) and don't run.
In MovieObject.bdmv - No.002 : Add "Branch / Go To / Break" and then delete the "Jump to Title 0"
-> Player don't play the Movie. The Display shows BD-ROM and don't run.
deank
7th February 2009, 19:49
okay.. just post a screenshot of your bdedit screen... it will be easier... there are a lot of things to make your player behave this way.
dorati
8th February 2009, 08:14
OK - here a the 3 Screenshots.
laserfan
8th February 2009, 15:44
dorati I have noticed the same thing (at the end of a movie it always loops-back to the beginning and starts-over from there) but to this point have been so excited to be able to make BD discs at home that I haven't made any attempt to fix it! So I will be interested also to see how this behavior can be stopped!
EDIT: I just followed deank's Post #2 to-the-letter and it worked. No loop-back.
picrade
29th April 2010, 19:05
laserfan, if you are still here what exactly did you do to fix the looping problem?
laserfan
30th April 2010, 00:48
laserfan, if you are still here what exactly did you do to fix the looping problem?
dorati I have noticed the same thing...I just followed deank's Post #2 to-the-letter and it worked. No loop-back.
What part of my or deank's posts do you not understand?
picrade
30th April 2010, 01:35
What part of my or deank's posts do you not understand?
Well, deank says change "Jump Title 0" to Break.
There are 2 "Jump Title 1" and one "Jump Title 0".
dorati says he tried changing all three and it didn't work.
So I was wondering what you did that worked.
deank
30th April 2010, 09:08
If your screen looks like the screenshots above then you need to change JUMP TITLE 1 in object #000 (line 3) to BREAK.
picrade
30th April 2010, 22:28
If your screen looks like the screenshots above then you need to change JUMP TITLE 1 in object #000 (line 3) to BREAK.
Yes, thank you.
I now somewhat understand the sequence of events after digging into it a bit more.
In this case the only movie object that matters is #0 which corresponds with Title 1.
Once we get to Title 1 the commands are:
Move GPR10, GPR0
Move GPR0, 0
Play PL_MK 0, GPR10
Jump Title 1
The register settings seem redundant. Why are they there?
The third line I take it plays the play list; there is only one.
The last line just jumps to the first command and therefore the whole thing repeats since we are in Title 1.
So the last line should be changed to "Break".
But dorati says that he tried this, and his player hung at the end of play and required power off/on.
Is there something about the Break command that would cause this behavior?
Also, what if we just delete Jump Title 1 with no replacement?
The third command plays the movie and since there are no more commands the play should stop.
Is that correct? Or do you have to have a command after the Play command?
deank
30th April 2010, 23:03
If you want a discussion - that's another thing.
Just put the BREAK - it will cause a STOP for your player. Registers are there for a reason (when doing stop/resume).
Or use mutliAVCHD... There are these options "Action after last title"...
KYThrill
13th June 2011, 03:09
If you want a discussion - that's another thing.
Just put the BREAK - it will cause a STOP for your player. Registers are there for a reason (when doing stop/resume).
Or use mutliAVCHD... There are these options "Action after last title"...
Sorry to revive a dead thread, but I am having the same problem as the original OP. I added a NOP command, deleted Jump To Title 1 and added a GoTo Break using BDEdit.
However, when I play the title back, it reaches the end of the elapsed time and just stops with a black screen. Elapsed time no longer advances. If I hit the stop button, the player will then return to its own internal menu (since this disc in menuless).
I am most familiar with PGC Commands on DVD. Is there nothing like the Exit command that stop playback, or is Break as close as it gets. I've never had this problem with DVD's. My menuless discs always stop and return to the player menu with the Exit command. But the player does not appear to like the Blu-ray Break command.
Is there no other way to do this besides Break? Is there another way to simulate a physical "Stop" button push?
picrade
24th June 2011, 22:37
Sorry to revive a dead thread, but I am having the same problem as the original OP. I added a NOP command, deleted Jump To Title 1 and added a GoTo Break using BDEdit.
However, when I play the title back, it reaches the end of the elapsed time and just stops with a black screen. Elapsed time no longer advances. If I hit the stop button, the player will then return to its own internal menu (since this disc in menuless).
I am most familiar with PGC Commands on DVD. Is there nothing like the Exit command that stop playback, or is Break as close as it gets. I've never had this problem with DVD's. My menuless discs always stop and return to the player menu with the Exit command. But the player does not appear to like the Blu-ray Break command.
Is there no other way to do this besides Break? Is there another way to simulate a physical "Stop" button push?
This issue - player hanging after reaching the Break command - may be a player specific issue.
On my player, Samsung BD-C5500, it works perfectly. At the end of the movie it returns to the player menu.
Try the disc on a different player to see if the problem goes away.
setarip_old
25th June 2011, 04:12
@KYThrill
Hi!
Did you, as suggested by "deank", attempt to use (or at least review) the multiAVCHD options as follows? :
Or use mutliAVCHD... There are these options "Action after last title"...
Video Dude
25th June 2011, 21:39
In BD-RB, jdobbs offers an option to stop the loop in TSMuxer for movie only mode. I checked the output in BDedit and jdobbs also uses the Break command. I assume that is the proper way to do it.
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