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tanzer21
24th December 2012, 17:05
I've been searching but haven't really found anything out there on this topic. But is there a way to get a bluray that has a profile 1.1 and downgrade it so that it's a profile 1.0 so it will play on older players or even some media players out there with full original bluray menu support?

setarip_old
25th December 2012, 20:59
Hi!

Although I don't know if it will work with those earliest of profiles but if I remember correctly, tsMuxeR includes the ability to enter different profiles...

tanzer21
25th December 2012, 21:33
Ahh thanks for the response. I haven't used tsmuxer much, shame on me because I hear lots of great things about it, but does tsmuxer allow you to keep all the original specs of a bluray and remux it back together? If so I could give that a whirl.

setarip_old
26th December 2012, 01:00
Movie-only, not full disc...

tanzer21
26th December 2012, 01:43
Yeah, I messed around with it already and found that out. Not sure if there is a way to edit a bdjo file. I've tried using bdedit but it doesn't look like you can edit the bdjo part of the profile. Any programs out there that can that you know of?

rik1138
3rd January 2013, 10:28
If you just want HDMV menus on the disc, use AnyDVD HD and turn on the 'Speed Menus' option. That'll bypass all the Java menus and give you the option of playing the largest PlayLists...

If you want to edit a BDJO directly, I've attached a little tool for that. It's a command-line Java tool. Copy your BDJO file into the same directory as this tool (unzipped), type:
java -jar bdjo.jar 00000.bdjo 00000.xml
(replacing '00000' appropriately). It'll create a nice, readable XML of the BDJO. Do what you want to it, and then type:
java -jar bdjo.jar 00000.xml 00000.bdjo
And it'll remake the BDJO file... (Not sure if it will over-write or not, so you might give it a different number for output and renumber it when you copy it to your blu-ray structure...)

Obviously you need Java installed, and might need to add it to your command-line path to make the 'Java' command work...

Not sure if that'll help you or not, but it will let you edit the BDJOs...

(Might have to wait a bit for the attachment to be approved...)

Rik