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srfscenar · 9th February 2014, 18:58

Hi rik,

Thanks for all the info.
I told exactly the same thing to my client (the cost vs return just isn't worth it) and he agreed. So, he has abandoned the BD-Live option, for now.

Anyway, my next step is to learn how to make a BD-J. Of course not the programming because I have no idea about Java programming,
but what I would need in order to get a proper BDJO.

As mp3dom said, Designer can export BD-J menus, so that part is now clear.
As for the programming, are there 3rd party companies which can create a BDJO following our specs and then an author (me) who will implement that into Scenarist?
Can you recommend one?
If I have a Java developer, how would he learn the procedure to create a BDJO?

And one last, if I get a BDJO from another BD, can I "unwrap" it to read the code/commands? And if so, how?

Thanks once again!

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srfscenar Registered User Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 492	Hi rik, Thanks for all the info. I told exactly the same thing to my client (the cost vs return just isn't worth it) and he agreed. So, he has abandoned the BD-Live option, for now. Anyway, my next step is to learn how to make a BD-J. Of course not the programming because I have no idea about Java programming, but what I would need in order to get a proper BDJO. As mp3dom said, Designer can export BD-J menus, so that part is now clear. As for the programming, are there 3rd party companies which can create a BDJO following our specs and then an author (me) who will implement that into Scenarist? Can you recommend one? If I have a Java developer, how would he learn the procedure to create a BDJO? And one last, if I get a BDJO from another BD, can I "unwrap" it to read the code/commands? And if so, how? Thanks once again! __________________ " 2 minds are better than 1 "