PgcEdit 0.5.0 beta

[Surf]

I don't think Dimad would help for I haven't paid him, yet :o .

r0lZ, there's nothing wrong with PGCedit that I noticed. I have been using your menu buttons display in conjunction with Menuedit and blocking I meant disabling the button from being chosen.

Main menu example:

expanding Vob id. 1
cell#1 0 buttons <<<understood, it's a short clip
cell#2 0 buttons <<< should be 4,not shown in un-registered Menuedit.
cell#3 4 buttons <<< this I can edit down to 3.

So, if the disk is inserted for the 1st time, all 4 main menu buttons are available and when I come back to the main menu page again only 3 buttons are available as expected.


(still working on paypal..)

[r0lZ]

OK. Thanks for the info.

[blutach]

@surf - that sounds like a funny menu. AFAIK, unregistered menuedit still allows you to edit all cells, but not all button groups.

Am I wrong anybody?

Regards

[2COOL]

true blu

[Surf]

There's nothing unusual about the menu, it's StarWars epi#4. << is not the only one I came across. The Village come to mind.

[blutach]

@surf

What the VTSM # and Vob ID # that's causing you problems? I have that DVD (doesn't everybody?) and will check (although my MenuEdit is registered).

Regards

[Surf]

I'm hopeless at remembering the details but here's the pasting from your menushrink manual which should illustrate exactly what I am trying to say:


Some menus are made up of three parts (for example most of the Star Wars menus):

- There is a short menu intro clip (no buttons), followed by
- a first menu cell with buttons (A), which does not loop, but leads into
- a second one (B) that loops.

"a first menu cell with buttons" <<<< won't show up in MenuEdit. The second will and is editable.

[r0lZ]

I understand.
When you right-click on a PGC with such menus, and you ask 'Show Menu Buttons', PgeEdit opens the first cell with buttons. You may open the prev or next cell with the topmost button in the viewer. A drop-down list will popup.
Of course, if there are no buttons in a cell, the button viewer is not verry useful!

[Surf]

the button viewer is not verry useful!

nooooo! Matter of fact it's wely wely useful !! Works exactly as advertised!:p

I know right from the beginning to click on the top to display more buttons :p .

pppssssst...editor coming soon?

[blutach]

@surf

wely wely?

I underdtand the make up of your menu, but that is very common. If you found the exact VOBID, we could check it out for you.

Regards

[Surf]

Ran out of time to gather the info, Blu, for I was mesmerized by this brilliant BOV function!

Never did let me kids watch the bonus disk of Monsters Inc for I always have plans to make a backup but it was just too complex then! 93 VTSes !!:rolleyes:

Whadaya know, me guardian angel's looking out for me today. This bonus disk shows NO buttons with the 0.4.9.1 version !! Beta .5 disovered every single one of them !! :D

Now I know what BOV means :o .

[r0lZ]

PgcEdit 0.5.0 beta12 is available at videohelp.

Well, this beta should be the last one before the final release.
As far as I know, this version is stable. The aspect ratio problem in the preview and menu editor is fixed, as well as a couple other bugs (including the PTT table bug reported by CoNS).

It was my intention to release it as v0.5.0 final, but I don't have many time to test it for now. So, to be sure, it's still a beta.

Enjoy!

The next beta will probably include the main functions of the menu editor...

[jeanl]

r0lZ, don't know where to go at videohelp to find the beta. The pgcedit tool points to the previous release...
Jeanl

[lamster]

Originally posted by jeanl
r0lZ, don't know where to go at videohelp to find the beta. The pgcedit tool points to the previous release...
Jeanl
I clicked on Mirror (http://www.videohelp.com/~r0lZ/pgcedit/index.html) in his .sig, went down to where it says All versions (http://www.videohelp.com/~r0lZ/pgcedit/versions/), clicked on that, and scrolled down to PgcEdit_winexe_0.5.0beta12.zip (http://www.videohelp.com/~r0lZ/pgcedit/versions/PgcEdit_winexe_0.5.0beta12.zip).

[blutach]

Originally posted by r0lZ
The next beta will probably include the main functions of the menu editor... As we say here ... You little beauty!!!!

Regards

[2COOL]

@r0lZ

Small request.

Can we have an angle column in Pgc Editor dialog? Kind of like how IfoEdit shows them in its overviews.

[CoNS]

r0lZ: When 0.5.0 final is released, could you make a description for nOObs like me on how to use the new menu editor function, and especially on which of the new options to select when loading a disc, if I just want to do the usual editing - or if I want to edit menus?

Also, I have a feature request (I think I mentioned this before where you declined, but I hope you forgot in the meantime :D ):

If I want to disable the LAST audio or subtitle stream so that I can't select it using the remote control upon playback, I can't do this with PgcEdit. Setting the stream to "Disabled" in PgcEdit doesn't seem to have any effect at all when I play the disc in my standalone. I have to manually edit the disc at four points in IfoEdit in order to make it work:
Change subtitle or audio stream number in VIDEO_TS.IFO in the VMG_VTS_ATRT section.
And correspondingly in VTS_xx_00.IFO in the VTSI_MAT section.
In VTS_xx_00.IFO in the VTSI_MAT, I set the audio / subtitle stream attributes to [00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00] for all streams with a higher number than the above total stream number.
In VTS_xx_00.IFO in the VTS_PGCITI/VTS_PGC_x section, I set the audio / subtitle stream status to [00 00 00 00] for all streams with a higher number than the above total stream number.Could you add a function so that if the user disables the last audio or subtitle stream in PgcEdit, the user is prompted whether he wants PgcEdit to make the above mentioned changes or not? And the same if the user increases the number of streams by setting a stream which was previously marked as "None" (disabled)...

Finally, I small detail: There's a gramatical error in the dialog text when you use the function to "Assign VOB/Cell ID" for a PGC cell. It reads "A new blank cell will be appended to the VOB file and his VOB ID and Cell ID will be asigned to Cell x of the current PGC". It should be "...and its VOB ID and Cell ID..." Something to do with the gender of "Cell" in your native language... :)

[blutach]

@cons - Look in the Beta 12 changelog and there is a function that fixes the audio and subtitle number of streams.

"A. "Fix number of streams in VMGM/VTSI_MAT tables" macro to remove the streams not used in the PGCs from the VMGM_MAT and VTSM_MAT tables."

I hope this will save all that time editing at 0x203 and 0x255 in VTSI_MAT and 0x117 and 0x169 in VMGM_VTS_ATRT!

Regards

[r0lZ]

Originally posted by 2COOL
Can we have an angle column in Pgc Editor dialog? Kind of like how IfoEdit shows them in its overviews. Maybe. But it's not as simple. I have to modify the angle value if the user edit the cell type flags...
Anyway, I have the intention to revamp totally the cell list, to replace it by a simple text listbox (multi-selectable) and buttons to execute the functions on the selected item(s).
But first, I have to complete the menu editor...

[r0lZ]

Originally posted by CoNS
r0lZ: When 0.5.0 final is released, could you make a description for nOObs like me on how to use the new menu editor function, and especially on which of the new options to select when loading a disc, if I just want to do the usual editing - or if I want to edit menus?It's not so complex. There is a new GUI when loading the DVD allowing to parse the VOBs for BOVs.
If you are sure there are no BOVs in your DVD, then you can safely abort the scan, and even disable the startup parsing.
If you have already scanned the DVD, you may also manually disable the checkboxes for the VTSs w/o BOVs.
The slider is used to speedup the scanning process. The BOVs are defined in the Nav Packs of the VOBUs. Checking only some nav packs usually works pretty well.
I recommand to check a DVD the first time with the slider to 30 (maximum). If some BOVs are found, rescan the VTSs with a lower value (for example 5). If the number of BOVs is the same, then you may safely use 30 each time you load the same DVD.

Could you add a function so that if the user disables the last audio or subtitle stream in PgcEdit, the user is prompted whether he wants PgcEdit to make the above mentioned changes or not? And the same if the user increases the number of streams by setting a stream which was previously marked as "None" (disabled)...It's difficult to do that in the PGC Editor, because you may have other PGCs still using the stream you just disabled. As stated by blutach, there is now a function to lower the number of streams if there are unused ones in the VTS. But for now, the function do not increase the number of streams if needed. I'll change that presto!

Finally, I small detail: There's a gramatical error in the dialog text when you use the function to "Assign VOB/Cell ID" for a PGC cell. Thanks. Fixed! :)

[lamster]

Originally posted by r0lZ
If you have already scanned the DVD, you may also manually disable the checkboxes for the VTSs w/o BOVs.
If the DVD has already been scanned, perhaps PgcEdit could remember the results in an INI file in the PgcEdit_backup directory?

[r0lZ]

It's possible, but dangerous. If the VOBs are modified, say with VobBlanker, everything will be incorrect (especially the first LBA, which is used to display the BOV in the viewer).
Maybe I'll add Export/Import buttons, but I think the parsing method is fast enough.

[jsoto]

I didn't investigate how dvdshrink recognizes you have change someting, but it does. May be it uses the date of the files?

The fact is it detects if the data it already has (from a deep analysis) is valid or not.

In any case, I believe PgcEdit is fast enough

jsoto

[2COOL]

@r0lZ and jeanl

I was working with MenuShrink Beta 0.800 on Phantom Menace (Region 1) main menu only (VTS_06_0.VOB).

http://img237.exs.cx/img237/7363/image0028uy.gif

In PgcEdit, I previously had viewed my chapter selection menus successfully. MenuShrink worked as planned. Now, when I go back to view my chapter selection menus afterwards again, I get this.

http://img139.exs.cx/img139/8010/image0017fe.png

Now, in this dialog, if I choose cell 1 and back to cell 2, my background is back.

http://img139.exs.cx/img139/5603/image0017ph.jpg

Also, if I just choose to preview the whole PGC, I can see the background too.

Again, this is what I get after using MenuShrink. I've done it about 3 times with consistent results.

[jeanl]

r0lZ, 2COOL, I see the same thing. I will investigate.
Jeanl

[2COOL]

Thanks jeanl! :)

[jeanl]

OK I found the culprit. The problem comes from the fact that MenuShrink can create cells where the subpics and the single I-frame arrive earlier than the navpack which defines the buttons.
PgcEditPreview has a problem because the I-frame belongs to a NavPack that has no buttons (the first one in the cell), but the next navpack, which has buttons, has no image!

r0lZ, let's take it offline and find a solution!
Jeanl

[jsoto]

Did you test VobBlanker?

jsoto

[M7S]

A little bugreport:
I runned vobblanker on a movie (shrek 2) to blank some menues (in vtsm 14) and strip some audiotracks from the main movie (in vts 14). The blanking and stripping went fine, but when I tried to open the new dvdfolder with PGCEdit, finding BUVs stopped while "scanning VTS_14_4 for BOVs: cell 59...". I can abort but I can't close the Find BOVs dialog. The only thing I can do is to close the program. If I uncheck "automaticly launce BOV finder when a DVD is opened" there's no problem opening the dvd ofcource (and since I've blanked out all titlesets which contained BOVs I have no need running the BOV finder). There's no problem opening the old folder with the not voblanked movie.

I've tried with PGCEdit 0.5 beta 10 and beta 12. I'm running Windows 2000.

[jsoto]

Please try an IFOEdit's mock strip in TITLEs, VTS 14. Seems VB didn't update correctly some subs pointers..., So
- Open VTS_14_0.IFO in IFOEDIT
- Select VOB Extras
- In the Vob Extras Options dlg, be sure to check
Correct Vob-Unit ...
Correct original IFO files

And, in the right part, be sure to check
Adjust VOB-Unit pointers
Adjust Audio/Subp point

jsoto

[r0lZ]

Jsoto, you think the problem isn't coming from PgcEdit? Is it possible that a end of VOBU ptr points to itself, making PgcEdit loop ad vitam? Normally, I have some checks to ensure the cell I read is really a nav pack, but I don't check for intinite loops...

M7S, thanks for the info.

[Wheelie4]

Originally posted by M7S
A little bugreport:
I runned vobblanker on a movie (shrek 2) to blank some menues (in vtsm 14) and strip some audiotracks from the main movie (in vts 14). The blanking and stripping went fine, but when I tried to open the new dvdfolder with PGCEdit, finding BUVs stopped while "scanning VTS_14_4 for BOVs: cell 59...". I can abort but I can't close the Find BOVs dialog. The only thing I can do is to close the program. I experienced a similar instance today after editting Dawn of the Dead (remake) in VobBlanker then trying to open in PGCEdit. Be aware this is only my second major use of VB and PGCEdit. Tinkering, trying to get familiar with them.

http://home.nc.rr.com/dalloyd/pgc.jpg

PGCEdit just sites there doing nothing after i click OK on the error message. Had to use task manager to close PGCEdit.

[r0lZ]

Could you reproduce this problem, and click on the Details >> button, then copy/paste the full error message here? Thanks.

[Wheelie4]

Hows this.

can't read "::buttons::butsinfo(pgc,4,2,numcellids)": no such element in array
can't read "::buttons::butsinfo(pgc,4,2,numcellids)": no such element in array
while executing
"if {$cellid>$::buttons::butsinfo(pgc,$vts,$vobid,numcellids)} {
set ::buttons::butsinfo(pgc,$vts,$vobid,numcellids) $cellid
}"
(procedure "get_domain_buttons_infos_titles" line 132)
invoked from within
"get_domain_buttons_infos_titles $dir $vts"
invoked from within
"if $::menued::scanvts($vts) {

if {[expr [winfo y $w.f.f.c.f1.c$vts]+[winfo height $w.f.f.c.f1.c$vts]] > [winfo height $w.f.f.c]} {
$w.f.f...."
(procedure "::menued::get_buttons_all_title_domains" line 179)
invoked from within
"::menued::get_buttons_all_title_domains $::dvddir true "DVD Opened OK. $::pgcs(numvts) VTS loaded.""
(procedure "::main::Read_New_DVD" line 75)
invoked from within
"::main::Read_New_DVD"
(menu invoke)


Were that smiley is should be a colon and a p

[Wheelie4]

BTW, I'm using PGCEdit 0.5.0 beta 12 and VobBlanker 1.6.0.5. ;)

[jsoto]

Jsoto, you think the problem isn't coming from PgcEdit? Is it possible that a end of VOBU ptr points to itself, making PgcEdit loop ad vitam? Normally, I have some checks to ensure the cell I read is really a nav pack, but I don't check for intinite loops...
I do not know, but I my first thinking is that I'm doing something wrong... He says there is no problem in the originals.

Well, I have a copy of Dawn of the Dead (remake). I'll check it.

OT: May be we can discuss this film?. In this case, I've understood it, no problem :D :D
(just kidding, not really want to discuss)
jsoto

[Wheelie4]

I can open the original in pgcedit as well with no problem.

In VB once opened I hit Blank>auto blank. I strip spanish and french from movie (VTS_01.vob). Next I right click Video_ts.vob select menu, hilite all PGC's and blank. Next I right click VTS_01.vob, select menu, hilite all PGC's, right click, choose still>without audio. I cut part of the beginning and end credits off the movie. Then click Process. Hope this helps

OT: This film has me confused. My tinking is the Umbrella Corporation is behind this occurance of zombie attacks. ;)

[M7S]

Mockstrip fixed my problem :) (I should have tought of that :o)

Thanks,
M7S

[Wheelie4]

Originally posted by jsoto
Please try an IFOEdit's mock strip in TITLEs, VTS 14. Seems VB didn't update correctly some subs pointers..., So
- Open VTS_14_0.IFO in IFOEDIT
- Select VOB Extras
- In the Vob Extras Options dlg, be sure to check
Correct Vob-Unit ...
Correct original IFO files

And, in the right part, be sure to check
Adjust VOB-Unit pointers
Adjust Audio/Subp point

jsoto

I just tried the mock strip described above (but on VTS_4_0.IFO were my error ocurred) and now it opens with no error in PGCEdit.

[jsoto]

Well, it seems that some subs pointers are not well updated when stripping with VB. I'll look into it, but it's not so easy, and I need to find the time...
jsoto

[Wheelie4]

I'm in no rush. I'm not trying to backup anything now anyhow. I just replaced my old Pioneer 105 with a Plextor PX-716UF and was just trying it's ripping ability out. And since I normaly use DRM Pro to edit I though while I had The Grudge and Dead on my pc I'd tinker with VobBlanker and PGCEdit's feature to get familiar with them doing test strips. ;)

[jeanl]

Originally posted by 2COOL
@r0lZ and jeanl

Again, this is what I get after using MenuShrink. I've done it about 3 times with consistent results.
2COOL, I have modified MenuShrink so it does not produce that bug with PgcEditPreview (was easier to fix in MenuShrink than it would have been in pgceditpreview!!!). The nex release of MenuShrink will have this fix. If you want to test it now, send me a pm, and I'll send you the fixed version...
jeanl

[2COOL]

I'm at work right now so just send it to bat-cave and I'll check it out when I get home. ;)

[jsoto]

Ok, I have two different questions:

@2COOL & jeanl,
Could anyone confirm if VobBlanker menu2still does or does not have the problem with pgceditpreview (SW I)? I'm testing with my copy and I'm unable to reproduce it, but it is different: it is the PAL version and menu is in VTS01 instead of VTS06.

@r0lZ
About pgcEdit + VB incompatibility. I was unable to reproduce the problem stripping titles (which makes me happy), but I found the problem with SW 1 VTS03, simply "keeping" the title. VTS03 has BOVs and is a very small title.
So, I'm concluding the problem comes from VB Cells reordering: This is the final layout in VTS03 (the one which made pgcEdit complain)
As you can see the VID/CID sequence is not honored.
Could you confirm if pgcEdit will fail in this case?


[00000000] Number of VOB IDs in VTS_VOBs 65 [0041]
[00000004] End byte of VTS_C_ADT table 787 [00000313]
[00000008] 1. Cell: VOB ID 7 [0007]
[0000000a] 1. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[0000000c] 1. Cell: Start sector 0 [00000000]
[00000010] 1. Cell: End sector 91 [0000005b]
[00000014] 2. Cell: VOB ID 8 [0008]
[00000016] 2. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[00000018] 2. Cell: Start sector 92 [0000005c]
[0000001c] 2. Cell: End sector 243 [000000f3]
[00000020] 3. Cell: VOB ID 9 [0009]
[00000022] 3. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[00000024] 3. Cell: Start sector 244 [000000f4]
[00000028] 3. Cell: End sector 396 [0000018c]
[0000002c] 4. Cell: VOB ID 10 [000a]
[0000002e] 4. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[00000030] 4. Cell: Start sector 397 [0000018d]
[00000034] 4. Cell: End sector 548 [00000224]
[00000038] 5. Cell: VOB ID 11 [000b]
[0000003a] 5. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[0000003c] 5. Cell: Start sector 549 [00000225]
[00000040] 5. Cell: End sector 703 [000002bf]
[00000044] 6. Cell: VOB ID 12 [000c]
[00000046] 6. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[00000048] 6. Cell: Start sector 704 [000002c0]
[0000004c] 6. Cell: End sector 859 [0000035b]
[00000050] 7. Cell: VOB ID 13 [000d]
[00000052] 7. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[00000054] 7. Cell: Start sector 860 [0000035c]
[00000058] 7. Cell: End sector 1014 [000003f6]
[0000005c] 8. Cell: VOB ID 14 [000e]
[0000005e] 8. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[00000060] 8. Cell: Start sector 1015 [000003f7]
[00000064] 8. Cell: End sector 1168 [00000490]
[00000068] 9. Cell: VOB ID 15 [000f]
[0000006a] 9. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[0000006c] 9. Cell: Start sector 1169 [00000491]
[00000070] 9. Cell: End sector 1259 [000004eb]
[00000074] 10. Cell: VOB ID 16 [0010]
[00000076] 10. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[00000078] 10. Cell: Start sector 1260 [000004ec]
[0000007c] 10. Cell: End sector 1492 [000005d4]
[00000080] 11. Cell: VOB ID 17 [0011]
[00000082] 11. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[00000084] 11. Cell: Start sector 1493 [000005d5]
[00000088] 11. Cell: End sector 1725 [000006bd]
[0000008c] 12. Cell: VOB ID 18 [0012]
[0000008e] 12. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[00000090] 12. Cell: Start sector 1726 [000006be]
[00000094] 12. Cell: End sector 1958 [000007a6]
[00000098] 13. Cell: VOB ID 19 [0013]
[0000009a] 13. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[0000009c] 13. Cell: Start sector 1959 [000007a7]
[000000a0] 13. Cell: End sector 2191 [0000088f]
[000000a4] 14. Cell: VOB ID 20 [0014]
[000000a6] 14. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[000000a8] 14. Cell: Start sector 2192 [00000890]
[000000ac] 14. Cell: End sector 2424 [00000978]
[000000b0] 15. Cell: VOB ID 21 [0015]
[000000b2] 15. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[000000b4] 15. Cell: Start sector 2425 [00000979]
[000000b8] 15. Cell: End sector 2657 [00000a61]
[000000bc] 16. Cell: VOB ID 22 [0016]
[000000be] 16. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[000000c0] 16. Cell: Start sector 2658 [00000a62]
[000000c4] 16. Cell: End sector 2892 [00000b4c]
[000000c8] 17. Cell: VOB ID 23 [0017]
[000000ca] 17. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[000000cc] 17. Cell: Start sector 2893 [00000b4d]
[000000d0] 17. Cell: End sector 3127 [00000c37]
[000000d4] 18. Cell: VOB ID 24 [0018]
[000000d6] 18. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[000000d8] 18. Cell: Start sector 3128 [00000c38]
[000000dc] 18. Cell: End sector 3218 [00000c92]
[000000e0] 19. Cell: VOB ID 25 [0019]
[000000e2] 19. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[000000e4] 19. Cell: Start sector 3219 [00000c93]
[000000e8] 19. Cell: End sector 3732 [00000e94]
[000000ec] 20. Cell: VOB ID 26 [001a]
[000000ee] 20. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[000000f0] 20. Cell: Start sector 3733 [00000e95]
[000000f4] 20. Cell: End sector 3738 [00000e9a]
[000000f8] 21. Cell: VOB ID 27 [001b]
[000000fa] 21. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[000000fc] 21. Cell: Start sector 3739 [00000e9b]
[00000100] 21. Cell: End sector 3830 [00000ef6]
[00000104] 22. Cell: VOB ID 1 [0001]
[00000106] 22. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[00000108] 22. Cell: Start sector 3831 [00000ef7]
[0000010c] 22. Cell: End sector 4386 [00001122]
[00000110] 23. Cell: VOB ID 28 [001c]
[00000112] 23. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[00000114] 23. Cell: Start sector 4387 [00001123]
[00000118] 23. Cell: End sector 4481 [00001181]
[0000011c] 24. Cell: VOB ID 2 [0002]
[0000011e] 24. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[00000120] 24. Cell: Start sector 4482 [00001182]
[00000124] 24. Cell: End sector 5055 [000013bf]
[00000128] 25. Cell: VOB ID 29 [001d]
[0000012a] 25. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[0000012c] 25. Cell: Start sector 5056 [000013c0]
[00000130] 25. Cell: End sector 5146 [0000141a]
[00000134] 26. Cell: VOB ID 3 [0003]
[00000136] 26. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[00000138] 26. Cell: Start sector 5147 [0000141b]
[0000013c] 26. Cell: End sector 5597 [000015dd]
[00000140] 27. Cell: VOB ID 30 [001e]
[00000142] 27. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[00000144] 27. Cell: Start sector 5598 [000015de]
[00000148] 27. Cell: End sector 5690 [0000163a]
[0000014c] 28. Cell: VOB ID 4 [0004]
[0000014e] 28. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[00000150] 28. Cell: Start sector 5691 [0000163b]
[00000154] 28. Cell: End sector 6464 [00001940]
[00000158] 29. Cell: VOB ID 31 [001f]
[0000015a] 29. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[0000015c] 29. Cell: Start sector 6465 [00001941]
[00000160] 29. Cell: End sector 6556 [0000199c]
[00000164] 30. Cell: VOB ID 5 [0005]
[00000166] 30. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[00000168] 30. Cell: Start sector 6557 [0000199d]
[0000016c] 30. Cell: End sector 7298 [00001c82]
[00000170] 31. Cell: VOB ID 32 [0020]
[00000172] 31. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
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[00000178] 31. Cell: End sector 7390 [00001cde]
[0000017c] 32. Cell: VOB ID 33 [0021]
[0000017e] 32. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
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[00000184] 32. Cell: End sector 7396 [00001ce4]
[00000188] 33. Cell: VOB ID 34 [0022]
[0000018a] 33. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
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[00000190] 33. Cell: End sector 7487 [00001d3f]
[00000194] 34. Cell: VOB ID 35 [0023]
[00000196] 34. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
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[0000019c] 34. Cell: End sector 7493 [00001d45]
[000001a0] 35. Cell: VOB ID 36 [0024]
[000001a2] 35. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01]
[000001a4] 35. Cell: Start sector 7494 [00001d46]
[000001a8] 35. Cell: End sector 7587 [00001da3]
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[jeanl]

jsoto, I can't test at this point (at work), I'll test tonight, maybe 2COOl can test too. I suspect vobblanker will not show the preview bug, from what you've explained to me. The bug seems to show up when the navpack that has the image has no button info, and the navpack that has the button info has no image. This does not seem to happen in the vobblanker output. But I'll check tonight.
jeanl

[r0lZ]

@jsoto: Normally, PgcEdit should not complain anymore if the cells are not in increasing order. But there might be a problem when a VOB or Cell ID is missing. I don't remember if I checked this case for the BOVs.
For now, my PC is in 'reinstall mode', but I will check as soon as possible.

@Wheelie4: Thanks for the dump. With that info, it's easier to imagine what caused the problem. Stay tuned right here...

[Wheelie4]

@jsoto,

I redid the movie in VB 3 times and got the same error each time in PGCEdit. Not sure if this helps but below are links to both the VB log and the PGCEdit log.

VobBlanker Log (http://home.nc.rr.com/dalloyd/VBDODlog.txt)

PGCEdit Log (http://home.nc.rr.com/dalloyd/DOD.txt)

Hope this helps you. :)


@rolz,

No problem. Wish I could help more. ;)

[r0lZ]

@jsoto: I assume the responsability of the bug. An unreferenced variable is used. Not sure why it happens, but it's probably a special case I don't care about. Will try to find and fix the problem...

[r0lZ]

Beta 13 is an attempt to fix the problems with the parsing of menubuttons/BOVs encountered by Wheelie4 and M7S.
I don't have a DVD with such problem, so, the bugfix was somewhat a blind edit. It may, or may not work.

@Wheelie4 and M7S: Could you check it with your 'problematic' DVDs? Thanks.

The beta is, as usual, in the folder pointed to by the 'all versions' link of my homepage at VideoHelp.

[jeanl]

Originally posted by r0lZ

The beta is, as usual, in the folder pointed to by the 'all versions' link of my homepage at VideoHelp.
thanks ;). You're done with the PC upgrading hell?!
jeanl