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mikenadia
13th May 2009, 18:45
For a specific DVD, If I do "delete uncalled PGCs" and "Jump to PGC upon insert" and then "delete uncalled PGCs" , I have a VTSM that is not deleted ( and should be) and is deleted by "Jump to PGC upon insert" and then "delete uncalled PGCs" .

I have (straight from the rip) an uncalled PGC that is not deleted by "delete uncalled PGCs" because this is the last (and only ) PGC of a VTST and its menu is called,but it changes some commands in the meantime that probably explains the fact that those procedures leads to different results.

Straight from the rip, and for the PGC that is uncalled but not deleted as expected.
********** pre commands:
[30 08 00 00 01 42 00 00] 1 (CallSS) Call the VMGM Title menu, resume cell 1
********** post commands:
********** cell commands:


same PGC after the first "delete uncalled PGCs" (where none is deleted) and before " Jump to PGC upon insert".
********** pre commands:
[30 08 00 00 01 00 00 00] 1 (CallSS) Call the First Play PGC, resume cell 1
********** post commands:
[30 08 00 00 01 00 00 00] 1 (CallSS) Call the First Play PGC, resume cell 1
********** cell commands:

Thanks in advance

blutach
13th May 2009, 23:36
I have (straight from the rip) an uncalled PGC that is not deleted by "delete uncalled PGCs" because this is the last (and only ) PGC of a VTST
Every VTS needs at least one title in it.

It can't be deleted since the menu domain is called. The commands are changed to jump to FP, but they are never executed anyway (unless you press the uncalled title's number with the remote - which is why I always set PUO=4 on in every PGC).

If you wish to delete the VTS entirely, there's a little trick. Add a new PGC in VMGM and copy the commands in the VTSM into that PGC. Now change all calls to that VTSM to the new VMGM PGC and do a Delete uncalled PGCs. Note if streams are set in the VTSM, they can not be replicated in VMGM, so you'll need to check that they are set further down the line by doing a trace.

Regards