How to get rid of fbi warning in full blu ray movies.

CapricornX10X · 29th April 2020, 16:31

Greetings ,
I have been trying for a long time to get rid of some parts in full Blu Ray movies. But keep the movie and its continuity.
get rid of fbi warning. I tried through bdedit and didn't understand the guide.
Of course I have full-HD and full UHD Blu-ray movies
I'd love to help!

Ghitulescu · 5th May 2020, 15:16

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Originally Posted by CapricornX10X

I'd love to help!

Excellent!
Tell us how you did it!

CapricornX10X · 6th May 2020, 18:46

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Originally Posted by Ghitulescu

Excellent!
Tell us how you did it!

If you like being cynical then please.
Of course that was a spelling mistake.

wish you health ! And all the best ...
And, most importantly, wish you to be a good person.

videoh · 6th May 2020, 19:19

It depends on what you are making and how you are making it. Are you just wanting to remux or do you want to re-encode? Or trying to keep a full Bluray structure but without the warnings? Can you supply more details of your desired end product?

CapricornX10X · 7th May 2020, 21:46

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Originally Posted by videoh

It depends on what you are making and how you are making it. Are you just wanting to remux or do you want to re-encode? Or trying to keep a full Bluray structure but without the warnings? Can you supply more details of your desired end product?

Hey. That's exactly what I'm trying to do

"trying to keep a full Bluray structure but without the warnings"

Thank you

FilipeAmadeuO · 7th May 2020, 23:00

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Originally Posted by CapricornX10X

Hey. That's exactly what I'm trying to do

"trying to keep a full Bluray structure but without the warnings"

Thank you

Yep. It’s something that I also miss. Just a basic app that blank the titles that we select with a preview function.

rik1138 · 11th May 2020, 13:27

The easiest 'global' way is to find the FBI warnings (and whatever you want to remove) in the STREAM folder, and replace the files with a 1-second piece of black... Then they are still being played, but you don't have to watch the actual warnings.

If you want to alter the programming so it's bypassing them all together, that ranges from easy to having to decompile and re-program Java...
If it's an HDMV disc programmed in Scenarist, using BDEdit isn't too hard once you learn the commands.
If it was programmed with BluPrint, it's a but more work.

WB Java discs are really easy
Some other studio's Java discs might be easy by editing a config file, but some have the warnings programmed in the Java code itself...

So every title (especially from different studios) will be completely different. Thus the first step is the easiest...

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CapricornX10X Registered User Join Date: Mar 2020 Posts: 81	How to get rid of fbi warning in full blu ray movies. Greetings , I have been trying for a long time to get rid of some parts in full Blu Ray movies. But keep the movie and its continuity. get rid of fbi warning. I tried through bdedit and didn't understand the guide. Of course I have full-HD and full UHD Blu-ray movies I'd love to help!

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videoh Useful n00b Join Date: Jul 2014 Posts: 1,667	It depends on what you are making and how you are making it. Are you just wanting to remux or do you want to re-encode? Or trying to keep a full Bluray structure but without the warnings? Can you supply more details of your desired end product? Last edited by videoh; 6th May 2020 at 19:21.

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rik1138 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: LA Posts: 620	The easiest 'global' way is to find the FBI warnings (and whatever you want to remove) in the STREAM folder, and replace the files with a 1-second piece of black... Then they are still being played, but you don't have to watch the actual warnings. If you want to alter the programming so it's bypassing them all together, that ranges from easy to having to decompile and re-program Java... If it's an HDMV disc programmed in Scenarist, using BDEdit isn't too hard once you learn the commands. If it was programmed with BluPrint, it's a but more work. WB Java discs are really easy Some other studio's Java discs might be easy by editing a config file, but some have the warnings programmed in the Java code itself... So every title (especially from different studios) will be completely different. Thus the first step is the easiest...