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LonelyPixel
15th December 2013, 13:07
Does somebody know a mirror site for BDEdit 0.40 or can provide me the file directly? The official site seems to be the only place where it can be downloaded, and it's dead (timeout).

What other tools are there to give me a quick and complete overview of a Blu-Ray disc structure?
Sharc
15th December 2013, 13:37
Does somebody know a mirror site for BDEdit 0.40 or can provide me the file directly? The official site seems to be the only place where it can be downloaded, and it's dead (timeout).

What other tools are there to give me a quick and complete overview of a Blu-Ray disc structure?

http://www.mediafire.com/download/rex129d15wx4b1b/BDedit.exe

PEL wrote that 0.39 is the latest version. He has never released 0.40.
(With his website being down the sparse documentation is also lost)
Video Dude
15th December 2013, 15:43
The cache of the website is still up.

https://web.archive.org/web/20130527165315/http://pel.hu/bdedit/

Save a copy of the documentation and screenshots in case the official site does not return.
Audiophile1178
15th December 2013, 19:42
The cache of the website is still up.

https://web.archive.org/web/20130527165315/http://pel.hu/bdedit/

Save a copy of the documentation and screenshots in case the official site does not return.

Thanks for this Video Dude as I didn't realize that it existed before and it may not exist for that much longer! :) I copied everything into a word document.

I didn't realize that his website went down. It must've been recently as every time I load up BDedit there was a picture on the about screen showing his latest shoots. Those pictures aren't there anymore. This must've been a recent event as I was just using BDedit not too long ago and remember seeing a picture of a naked woman. :D
Emulgator
15th December 2013, 22:00
I donated to Csaba back in September and he sent me a license and a copy of BDEdit 0.40
LonelyPixel
16th December 2013, 22:27
Oh, yes, I forgot the web archive. They even have a copy of the binary file - not bad! I tweaked that website a bit (in my browser) to print it as PDF (without the frames and archive toolbar) as well as made an HTML copy with images and things (again modified so that it actually works). At least I have the complete page now. But the web archive usually doesn't delete things. And I figured out that BDedit is probably a bit too technical for me anyway...

Btw, the change log on the page mentions 0.40 on 2011-12, so the page itself hasn't been properly updated in years...