BDedit - BD structure edit

[DreckSoft]

@AVX
I don't think you should replace the MPLS file. Only M2TS and CLPI from tsMuxeR.

When I replaced the mpls, my test disc wouldn't play. I ended up manually editing the playlist with the new video properties and that worked.

[AVX]

Originally Posted by DreckSoft

@AVX
I don't think you should replace the MPLS file. Only M2TS and CLPI from tsMuxeR.

When I replaced the mpls, my test disc wouldn't play. I ended up manually editing the playlist with the new video properties and that worked.

I will test that.

But in this case (Casino Royale) the disc won't even go to the main menu so i cannot test those options.

[SquallMX]

Originally Posted by pel9

Have you changed the video stream properties?
It should be HEVC, 2160p, HDR10 or HDR10+, and BT.2020
There is s new checkbox at the end of the video properties line, if you check it the changes you made will apply to all PlayListItem.

@pel9 could you add an "apply to all" for audio and subtitles?, currently it only works on video streams.

[pel9]

Originally Posted by SquallMX

@pel9 could you add an "apply to all" for audio and subtitles?, currently it only works on video streams.

Yes, I'm rewriting the code for a more generic solution (instead of apply all the changes on the fly I will copy the final STN table to all PlayListItem)

[pel9]

03/10/2023 Changes for 0.55

- New Open dialog with META images, titles and BD-ROM version number
- Create, delete and save META xmls and images
- Edit Disc_info UHD Extension (use 'Space' to toggle values)
- Bug fixes

Those who got version 0.54 can download version 0.55 from the same link.

[DreckSoft]

That version has a regression bug. The access violation is back when clicking one of the text fields below the program list.

https://ibb.co/sWsB6rK

[pel9]

Thanks for the bug report. Fixed.

[SquallMX]

Thanks for the update!!!

Unfortunately, even on the latest release any editing of a mpls with a DV track results in a broken mpls after saving and reloading, with the entire PlayListMark area blanked:

Original:



After an audio edit:



After saving the audio edit:



Trying to manually input the PlayListMark data results in an "Access Violation" error:


Here is a video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4fFUFYO4w4

[pel9]

It seems it is a badly authored BD.
I've fixed the program to handle this anomaly.
For me, this was the first BD with improperly formatted mpls (or whatever) files.

[SquallMX]

Originally Posted by pel9

It seems it is a badly authored BD.
I've fixed the program to handle this anomaly.
For me, this was the first BD with improperly formatted mpls (or whatever) files.

Thanks a lot for the speedy update.

[pel9]

03/21/2023 Changes for 0.56
- The open and save dialog for objects and palettes handle multiple selection
- Load function checks the filenames for oXXXX and pYY strings
(where XXXX the hexadecimal object id, and YY the hexadecimal palette id)
if all selected file has object id and replace object is checked then it uses the ids
from the filenames instead of the selection of the objects grid
- Version change modify sound.bdmv too
- Bug fixes

[Cesarleeds]

Hey @pel9

Can you implement a new function to edit multiplexed files?

I mentioned my case in here https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.p...89#post1985389

When muxing a multiplexed menu, being a video+audio menu plus an ig menu, bdedit won´t mux the whole thing, just the ig menu.

[9700PRO]

Hello Pel9
How can I get your program?

[ernnnn]

I have a "problematic" disc, with a first screen saying "Invalid region" I cannot seem to get rid of it. I have tried changing region or erasing that screen with different programs, but nothing worked. Is there any way to say the disc to go directly to the menu screen without playing that particular screen first? Any help would be much appreciated, as I just know how to use BDEdit a little bit.

Thanks in advance!

[Lowpro]

Originally Posted by ernnnn

I have a "problematic" disc, with a first screen saying "Invalid region" I cannot seem to get rid of it. I have tried changing region or erasing that screen with different programs, but nothing worked. Is there any way to say the disc to go directly to the menu screen without playing that particular screen first? Any help would be much appreciated, as I just know how to use BDEdit a little bit.

Thanks in advance!

Load the Blu-ray in BDedit. From the "BDMV" tab press the "Region Code" button. This will remove any Region Code checking commands. The status bar should report whether any Region Code checking commands were found and removed. To save your changes press the "Save" button.

[DreckSoft]

I found an issue with the new Covert to Version 3 function. If index.bdmv and / or MovieObject.bdmv are already V3, the option is greyed out. This will of course only be the case, if you replace files within an already converted structure.

[pel9]

Originally Posted by DreckSoft

I found an issue with the new Covert to Version 3 function. If index.bdmv and / or MovieObject.bdmv are already V3, the option is greyed out. This will of course only be the case, if you replace files within an already converted structure.

Yes, the program only checks the index.bdmv to determine the version number.
A properly built BD has consistent version settings all over the files.

[maldon]

I wonder something. Instead of removing buttons, could the subtitle buttons be duplicated?

I mean, if in a blu-ray menu I have only 3 buttons for subtitles: English, Spanish and French, can I duplicate one of these to create a button for German subtitles? Then all that would have to be done is to change the name.

I guess the answer is no, but I wanted to be sure.

[maldon]

More questions.

When I play one disc for the first time, it plays the 00004.m2ts file first and then the 00006.m2ts file before the menu.

These 2 files are in the STREAM folder. I want the 00006.m2ts file to play before the 00004.m2ts file.

I wish to try something else. I want to leave only one of the two m2ts files to play before the menu appears. So, I want to remove all traces of one of those two m2ts files.

I don't understand how to do this with BDedit but I've read that it is possible, I want to make sure that the blu-ray disc will play perfectly on a Sony or Panasonic blu-ray player, for example. I have Blu-ray Player Pro and maybe if it works fine with this software it won't work with a blu-ray player like the ones I said and then it won't read the disc.

[ocean]

Hi maldon, try entering with BDedit on playlist 00002.mpls, delete 00006, save and then try it:





After deleting the 00006, you can try to delete 00006.clpi and 00006.m2ts.
Always save first.