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13th February 2012, 06:50 | #1 | Link |
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Ambigous behaviour shown by the dvd when played in two different dvd-players
I created a dvd using Scenarist. The dvd contains one vts with only one language unit which has many menus and only one title track. The pgc containing title has pre-command where it jumps to the first play pgc and the first play pgc goes to the root menu of the vts. Hence, there is no way to play title track. When I played this dvd in one of the players it directly started playing the title track while in other players it worked as desired by not playing the title track and jumping to first pgc directly and playing the menus. I am confused why this kind of behaviour appeared in the earlier player(playing the title track)? Is it that some of the players do not read the pre commands for the title track pgc? What can be the reason? I dont want the title to be played.
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13th February 2012, 09:02 | #2 | Link |
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As ar as I know there are many dvd players, especialy the cheap ones and not good brands, that do not follow the DVD specs by letter. So, my guess the problem is there. Your commands are correct. What player shows the problem?
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13th February 2012, 10:53 | #6 | Link |
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What a strange solution you found NOT to play the main title.
Just put the jump to VTS menu command in the Firstplay, and there select the main title from that menu.
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@Ghitulescu: I am doing that only but still that dvd-player starts playing the title track. So to avoid that I also placed the pre-commands but even then the title gets played when the dvd is inserted. Seems like all the pre-commands are ignored by the dvd-player. It is a very strange behavior!
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13th February 2012, 13:52 | #8 | Link |
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srfscenar mentioned it, I need to add that some cheap brands have sometimes a mode in which the user can pick up an individual title to play. Maybe this is activated somehow.
Could you also post some screen-shots of say pgcedit and corresponding firstplay, vts menu and title commands?
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13th February 2012, 21:11 | #9 | Link |
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Why do you have a title that you don't want played?
If this player is just trying to play the first title on the disc, and is ignoring your commands, make that title a 1-second piece of black, and put post commands on it that are identical to the pre commands... If you are deliberately jumping to the title, and the player is ignoring the pre-commands and playing it anyway, you can try the same thing... (Again, I'm not sure why you have a title you don't want played... If it's just because you need some commands executed, there's probably other ways to do it...) |
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