View Full Version : What is the usage of the TTN param in JumpSS?
I wonder why there is a TTN parameter in the JumpSS command, when jumping to a VTSM menu.
For example:
[30 06 00 03 01 83 00 00] JumpSS to VTSM 1, TTN 3, Root menu
and
[30 06 00 01 01 83 00 00] JumpSS to VTSM 1, TTN 1, Root menu
should be equivalent, since there is only one Root menu for all TTNs of the same VTS.
Someone could explain?
Thanks.
Dave82
3rd July 2004, 12:29
It seems the same to me too...
Here is what I found in the command generator on DVD-Replica:
http://www.dvd-replica.com/DVD/jumpss.php?p=1
Actually you aren't given any option to change the TTN parameter. This makes me think that it's not so important after all...:confused:
OK. I will remove it from PgcEdit too.
Thanks.
Dave82
3rd July 2004, 15:26
However I don't consider myself a DVD command expert, so if you want to wait for someone else's opinion...maybe there's something we don't know about this :p
Dimmer
3rd July 2004, 16:02
Well, this command sets SPRM5 to the title number specified in JumpSS. However, I'm curious too about the practical purpose of this.
Changed my mind again. Will leave the TTN param in PgcEdit, thanks to your info, Dimmer.
Dave82
4th July 2004, 02:06
Good choice, I think...even if it hasn't a clear practical purpose it's good to have the option enabled. And maybe one day we'll find out...;)
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