BDedit - BD structure edit

[Pelican9]

A tool to view and edit a BDMV structure.

Download the latest version


You can find all information on the 'official' website: Bdedit.pel.hu

Change log: BDedit.txt


Original post:
I've just started to develop a little tool to edit BD files (index.bdmv, *.clpi, *.mpls).
If you change the streams, you have to edit these files to fit in with them.

[guada2]

Good job. Pelican9

index.bdmv ; MovieObject.bdmv ; PLAYLIST ; CLIPINF :OK
But is it necessary to have "AUXDATA" and "BACKUP" ?
Perhaps that i 've have forget them.

[Pelican9]

Originally Posted by guada2

Good job. Pelican9

index.bdmv ; MovieObject.bdmv ; PLAYLIST ; CLIPINF :OK
But is it necessary to have "AUXDATA" and "BACKUP" ?
Perhaps that i 've have forget them.

I think the mandatory folders are: PLAYLIST, CLIPINF, STREAM, AUXDATA, META, BDJO, JAR, BACKUP (with subfolders PLAYLIST, CLIPINF, BDJO, JAR).
Is that correct?

[Ghitulescu]

Originally Posted by Pelican9

I think the mandatory folders are: PLAYLIST, CLIPINF, STREAM, AUXDATA, META, BDJO, JAR, BACKUP (with subfolders PLAYLIST, CLIPINF, BDJO, JAR).
Is that correct?

There are threads on this subject - some BD players require their presence (one or both) while others, Samsungs are notably here, require their absence (one or both).

[deank]

You're "replying" to the person who knew ALL about it 2 years ago and to a post older than HDDVD-Blu-ray war...

[Ghitulescu]

Originally Posted by deank

You're "replying" to the person who knew ALL about it 2 years ago and to a post older than HDDVD-Blu-ray war...

I think the mandatory folders are: PLAYLIST, CLIPINF, STREAM, AUXDATA, META, BDJO, JAR, BACKUP (with subfolders PLAYLIST, CLIPINF, BDJO, JAR).
Is that correct?

I missed the fact that's a retoric question.
The fact is that I really do not care about the standards once they are not correctly implemented. Can you force Samsung to respect a standard or to implement optional features, I mean as a private person? Or can you force somehow Panasonic to play VC-1 on DVDR? Or can one stop changing the BD standard because that's exactly what they are doing? I don't think so.

I think that is important to obtain BD25/BD9/BD5 that are both BD and player compliant. Or at least within certain small modifications.

[b_squared]

Great job!!!

How hard would it be for this tool to actually generate a basic BD structure from nothing, just source files? I'm hoping to be able to combine this and the TsRemux tool being developed to get some basic Blu-ray authoring started.

[Pelican9]

Originally Posted by b_squared

Great job!!!

How hard would it be for this tool to actually generate a basic BD structure from nothing, just source files? I'm hoping to be able to combine this and the TsRemux tool being developed to get some basic Blu-ray authoring started.

TsRemux is the tool you want. :-)

BDedit v0.11 is available

[b_squared]

Sure, but TsRemux will only give me the m2ts file. What if I want to create a Blu-ray disc of TS's I recorded from an OTA HDTV channel?

My goal is to make a Blu-ray of my recorded Lost episodes on a DVD9 disc that will play on my PS3.

[dmz01]

Originally Posted by b_squared

Sure, but TsRemux will only give me the m2ts file. What if I want to create a Blu-ray disc of TS's I recorded from an OTA HDTV channel?

My goal is to make a Blu-ray of my recorded Lost episodes on a DVD9 disc that will play on my PS3.

Who says TsRemux won't do that for you in the not so distant future...

[Pelican9]

Originally Posted by dmz01

Who says TsRemux won't do that for you in the not so distant future...

As I said...

[Fahzuu]

Originally Posted by Pelican9

I've just started to develop a little tool to edit BD files (index.bdmv, *.clpi, *.mpls).
If you change the streams, you have to edit these files to fit in with them.

Download: BDedit v0.1

Hi Pelican!

Nice work, I like it.
Do you have any description of the fields, as some of them are not really self-explanatory?
What's "IN time/OUT time"?
Or "user op."?

[Pelican9]

I'll make a guide for it, but not now.
I want to make a working version first.
Anyway:
IN/OUT time: start/end time of the item.
user op.: User Operation (skip, fast forward, etc.)

[jagaskywalker]

Would it be possible to add AVCHD support ? As far as I know the structure is very similar to BR (or maybe even equal, being a "subset" of the directories and files)

Thank you.

[Pelican9]

If you want to help, please try the 0.12b4 version which can modify the index.bdmv.
It has strange behaviour, the movie with the modified index.bdmv sometimes work sometimes doesn't work.

jaga...: Maybe later.


Edit:

Hmmm, It seems nobody wants to edit existing BD titles...
Doesn't matter, I will.

[jagaskywalker]

Would it be possible to update the tool to create the file/directory structure using as input some m2ts files ? (i.e. in addition to editing pre-existing structures)

Nothing funcy, just to be able to play the files (no menus or complex things)

THX

[Pelican9]

Originally Posted by jagaskywalker

Would it be possible to update the tool to create the file/directory structure using as input some m2ts files ? (i.e. in addition to editing pre-existing structures)

Nothing funcy, just to be able to play the files (no menus or complex things)

THX

TsRemux is your app.

[bob0r]

I will ask then:

How can i make any BLURAY play MOVIE only?
I have some problems understanding this program...

[borkaenjo]

Great work Pelican.
Is it also possible to rename streams with this tool.
In example when you ad a subtitle stream or replace one.
Or when you delete or ad audio and subtitle streams?
And when are you starting to work on a program to edit
the menus of BD?

[Pelican9]

bob0r:
Don't give up, this program hasn't finished yet. I've just started to develop. You will be able to remove the unnecessary things.

borkaenjo:
I'm making this tool because I want to insert a new subtitle (and remove the unwanted streams) to/from an existing BD.