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Spielberger
Join Date: Feb 2005
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Small bug in command entry field is still there...
Destination field (dec) to set audio and sub streams wont let you insert correct command. E.g. set audio and sub to 1 requires 2147598337 in first destination field - you cant do it (you can set in hex field (8001C001) but INVALID is shown always) . |
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Coder
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Around the World
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![]() Some commands use more than two operands, like SetStream, SetSecondaryStream. v0.21 can show correctly these, but the input is still buggy. I thought yesterday nobody will spot this... ![]() You are right! It's working now... It didn't work on W7x64 RC1. Last edited by Pelican9; 11th March 2010 at 16:06. |
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Programmer (or just 教务长)
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Valencia, Spain
Posts: 4,251
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Can you also 'fix' overwriting commands with NOP - I mean when user enters "00000000" in the OP code automatically to set 00000000 in the other two boxes (or at least not disable them).
Also a lot of times when I use PSR as source and move to the destination box, BDedit will change the PSR to GPR. It caused me a lot of troubles and debugging when I didn't pay attention to that 'auto'-change. ![]() You may also include some notification when a forbidden command is entered in movieobject, since some of the commands may only appear inside an IGS program (and vice verse) Last edited by deank; 11th March 2010 at 16:31. |
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Coder
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Around the World
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2. I don't understand this auto-change thing... PSR or GPR depends on the highest bit of the operand 3. Working on it. Edit: 2. I've tried. Understand. Done. Last edited by Pelican9; 13th March 2010 at 21:16. |
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Coder
Join Date: Jan 2007
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New version v0.21
A new version is available.
Changes for v0.21 - Page View on Menu tabsheet with working menu structure - navigate with five button (up, down, left, right, select) or mouse (limited to basic buttons)- Follow SetButtonPage and GoTo command on BOGs tabsheet (double click on command line) - Follow Jump Title to the BDMV tabsheet from button commands - Fixed bug with palette in object view - Fixed bug with command editing - Fixed bug with command check - Fixed bug with SetStream and SetSecondaryStream command line display - Beep on invalid command (on/off) - Easy NOPing (Shift-N) - Improved command line with PSR comments - Delete, View, Load, Save ExtensionData() from/to MovieObject.bdmv - View PSR and GPR values on Status tabsheet (displays nonzero only) - View/Edit PSR and GPR values on the Menu tabsheet Last edited by Pelican9; 19th March 2010 at 15:47. |
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Big Bit Savings Now !
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: close to the wall
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PDVD 7.3.3319a is said to be the last version that was enabled to play BD/HD-DVD from HDD folders: http://forum.slysoft.com/showthread....older+playback
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Coder
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Registered User
Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 1,840
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Thanks for the menu previews will try it out soon, do you have plans to allow editing the buttons and also blanking target(s) through buttons?
Also if all you have is BDMV/BACKUP+CLIPINF+PLAYLIST+STREAM folders the latest powerdvd 7/8/9 builds play from HDD with menus but only AC3/LPCM audio output otherwise silence. |
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Coder
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Around the World
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Or is there any solution to mux an IGS to an m2ts? I think I can easily write the IGS only. Easy NOPing - especially for you
Last edited by Pelican9; 14th March 2010 at 15:12. |
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Registered User
Join Date: Oct 2003
Posts: 273
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@Pelican9:
Currently, there is no way I know of to mux IGS streams to m2ts. TSMuxer doesn't support it. I gotta hand it to you, though, excellent work so far! Many many thanks! Future feature requests still include exporting menu buttons to .png and importing them (potentially editted) back to replace existing button images. |
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Registered User
Join Date: Oct 2003
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Yup, agreed.
I have a question though. There is something in main-movie MPLS files that tells the player what to display when the user presses the "pop-up menu" button. Do you know what it is and whether or not we can see it in BDEdit? |
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#258 | Link |
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Coder
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Around the World
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First, there is a User Operation Mask in the AppInfoPlayList section and it has a Pop up On bit (UO7) which enables or disables this user activity.
The Pop up Menu itself is an IGS which can found in a SubPath associated to a PlayItem. And yes, you can see these infos in BDedit... |
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Registered User
Join Date: Oct 2003
Posts: 273
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Most blu-ray menus nowadays are java based. Can those be seen in BDEdit? (Not the menus themselves, obviously, I'm just looking for the reference that tells the player to lunch it). Thanks alot! |
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Coder
Join Date: Jan 2007
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I think there is no information about any BDJO related things in the .mpls files.
You can see almost everything in BDedit about the content of the mpls. I don't like java so I don't know too much about it. Of course a later version of BDedit (in two-three years time) will show the java stuff. ![]() Why do you think that the mpls contains that information? Edit: I have a disk with BDJO menu. The top menu is an HDMV object which runs and starts a title which is assigned to a BDJO. And all the menu elements stored in the JAR folder (normal PNG images), and the menu created on-the-fly by java. Last edited by Pelican9; 16th March 2010 at 18:41. |
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