BDedit - BD structure edit

[DVD Maniac]

Sorry for landing on this thread but i am trying to find a way of pre-processing BDMV structures prior to using jdobbs BD Rebuilder tool. I want to blank out unwanted m2ts files (such as trailers, fbi rubbish etc) in a way which leaves the integrity of the files intact and lets BD rebuilder do it stuff and freeing up more space for the movie itself. There are many tools to achieve this with DVD but not it seems for BD/ HD DVD.

I have played around with ED edit but cant see an obvious way of achieving this, can anyone offer some suggestions?

[MadMonkey57]

Could you please provide a screenshot of the main tab ?

[usr139]

Hi,
I am very new to using the BDEdit software.
When I open a clpi file (say 00011.clpi) it has 2 video streams
and 5 audio streams( 2 are true HD lossless.

How can I edit this file to indicate that I have removed
the Lossless TruHD but kept only the DD 5.1 audio only.

I opened the file using BDEdit, and read the clpi file.
It does not let me change anything there.
Thanks

[KiddColt]

Hello,

I'm currently working on this. BDEdit is currently the only tool for this but I'm having 2 problems:
1) Mods must be done manually (on a per movie basis) until someone puts a "BDShrink/BDBlanker" type project (with source code) into SourceForge.
2) BD Authentication software can't be had so many BD-Rs are wasted (PowerDVD will play most modded BDs while settop boxes won't).

Good Luck to all, KC

[KiddColt]

My Bad!
My previous post was a reply to DVD Maniac's post:

Sorry for landing on this thread but i am trying to find a way of pre-processing BDMV structures prior to using jdobbs BD Rebuilder tool. I want to blank out unwanted m2ts files (such as trailers, fbi rubbish etc) in a way which leaves the integrity of the files intact and lets BD rebuilder do it stuff and freeing up more space for the movie itself. There are many tools to achieve this with DVD but not it seems for BD/ HD DVD.

I have played around with ED edit but cant see an obvious way of achieving this, can anyone offer some suggestions?

[jagaskywalker]

I am looking for something similar. I do not want to re-encode the whole movie but to keep it intact, together with the menu, chapter, and audio selection, removing all unwanted extras in order to fit it on a BD25.... (removing unwanted audio streams would also help)....

KiddColt, can you provide some more info on how you are approaching this issue ?

Originally Posted by KiddColt

Sorry for landing on this thread but i am trying to find a way of pre-processing BDMV structures prior to using jdobbs BD Rebuilder tool. I want to blank out unwanted m2ts files (such as trailers, fbi rubbish etc) in a way which leaves the integrity of the files intact and lets BD rebuilder do it stuff and freeing up more space for the movie itself. There are many tools to achieve this with DVD but not it seems for BD/ HD DVD.

I have played around with ED edit but cant see an obvious way of achieving this, can anyone offer some suggestions?

[stottle]

There's a command in Master and Commander that isn't recognized by BDedit. I'm using 0.17b.

The command is 0x31000010, which is a Set, SetSystem, ??. The SetSystem CommandOptions go from "SetStream" (0x31000001) to "Still Off" (0x31000009). It looks like BDedit is out of date with some newer command options? Anyone know what this is? Whatever this command is, it takes a destination register (GPR1 in this case).

Thanks

[joerg-daniel]

is there a longer description of the movieobject command lines like move jump play etc?

I try to correct the bdmv structure to play the second m2ts from a splitted bluray.

[deank]

Here is more information on PSR registers.

[rmeyers]

BD-RB is an encoder/rebuilder. movie only or full disc. shrink to dvd-5, dvd-9, or bd-25.

[nwg]

I have been using this program to force subtitles for foriegn films using this -

1. Using BDEdit, open the newly muxed BD structure with subs.
2. In the "BDMV" tab, on the right side highlight the #1 command line, then press the "+" button to the right.
3. No highlight the new cmd line and set the following parameters below.

a. The first three dropdown boxes should be "Set", SetSystem", "SetStream"
b. Check the 2 check-boxes to the right
c. set both small drop-boxes to "IMM"
d. Set the top IMM field to "49154", set the bottom IMM field to 0 (zero)
e. Save, and close.

Last night I did Iron Man and now have two subtitles. Forced subs is subtitles 1 and the full subtitles is second. How do I get subtitles 1 to be forced? I did the same as above and it made subtitle 2 forced instead.

[odin24]

Originally Posted by nwg

I have been using this program to force subtitles for foriegn films using this -



Last night I did Iron Man and now have two subtitles. Forced subs is subtitles 1 and the full subtitles is second. How do I get subtitles 1 to be forced? I did the same as above and it made subtitle 2 forced instead.

Unless you need the full subtitle stream I'd only mux in the forced subs. Not sure how if you need both.

[nwg]

Originally Posted by odin24

Unless you need the full subtitle stream I'd only mux in the forced subs. Not sure how if you need both.

Because the forced subs have only the translations. If I don't, then I will need the full subs on all the time.

edit.

I ended up solving by running the files through clown_BD and getting to automatically detect subtitle 1 as forced for me. It still has subtitle 2 for when I want to use them.

[deank]

Probably it could have worked if you just used 49153 instead of 49154.

[nwg]

Originally Posted by deank

Probably it could have worked if you just used 49153 instead of 49154.

Thanks for that. It didn't work anyway using clown_bd. It still picked the biggest sub.

The forced subs is the first one.

[deank]

Did it work with the value I suggested?

[nwg]

Originally Posted by deank

Did it work with the value I suggested?

I haven't burned it yet. I need to watch what I have put on the BD-RE disc later tonight.

edit.

That worked great. Only the forced subs come up automatically.

[Tongariro]

Hello

I anybody has the MPLS file structure?

I see that the BDedit doesn't show part of the information (audio and subtitle). and i cant edit the rest of the information.

So the only way is to use hex editor, and to use it i need to know the MPLS file structure.

[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...