Guide for Blu-Ray Menu Editing - Page 19

ocean · 31st October 2024, 03:16

Hi Thaddäus and Lowpro, If within the same m2ts containing the menu you have video+audio, the menu is multiplexed, you can see it with BDedit.

Thaddäus · 31st October 2024, 13:30

I'm using v0.57b7 of BDedit. I can replace the buttons with the new PNGs and when I click on "Mux", I can see a green bar running through at the bottom, then it switches back to the "Clipinf"-section and the blue loading-circle starts to spin and that's it. BDedit doesn't react to anything anymore and all I can do is kill the process.
It creates a new m2ts and a new clipinf though, but the m2ts is only about 3 MB while the original m2ts with the motion-background is almost 230 MB. So it seems as if it only recreates the IG-part, but can't handle the video and audio which leads to the crash.

Lowpro · 31st October 2024, 17:37

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Originally Posted by Thaddäus

I'm using v0.57b7 of BDedit. I can replace the buttons with the new PNGs and when I click on "Mux", I can see a green bar running through at the bottom, then it switches back to the "Clipinf"-section and the blue loading-circle starts to spin and that's it. BDedit doesn't react to anything anymore and all I can do is kill the process.
It creates a new m2ts and a new clipinf though, but the m2ts is only about 3 MB while the original m2ts with the motion-background is almost 230 MB. So it seems as if it only recreates the IG-part, but can't handle the video and audio which leads to the crash.

Ah, so your menu is multiplexed as Ocean eluded to. I was wondering about that. From the menu tab the first checkbox from the left at the top will not be checked if the menu is multiplexed. I haven't actually worked with a multiplexed menu yet. Well, I took a quick look at the option in BDedit when the check boxes were first added. It's on my list of feedback to provide Pel. Yes, the check box is there, but BDedit will just overwrite the original M2TS file replacing it with an IG only. I tried it again just now with the latest version of BDedit to confirm, BDedit v0.58b10. The Top Menu I'm working on is an IG only, "00002.m2ts". The associated menu background video is, "00001.m2ts". I de-selected the first check box setting the menu to be multiplexed, then muxed out to the menu background video rather than the IG. BDedit replaced the menu background video with the IG only.

Thaddäus · 1st November 2024, 15:19

Found a workaround for this case: Since this was a selfmade Blu-ray, I just edited the menu in the project, created a new output and took only the menu-m2ts and the clpi which I copied into the folder with the previous output. As nothing else has changed and every clip has the same number in both outputs, it worked fine.

moisessilveira33 · 7th November 2024, 22:02

Hi guys, Windows 11 doesn't run any DVD below 6.8, so I want to know how I can re-sign Java in another way?

taurusus · 8th November 2024, 04:23

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Originally Posted by moisessilveira33

Hi guys, Windows 11 doesn't run any DVD below 6.8, so I want to know how I can re-sign Java in another way?

Scenarist Safeguard

moisessilveira33 · 8th November 2024, 04:47

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Originally Posted by taurusus

Scenarist Safeguard

Could you give me a tutorial if it's not too much trouble?

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ocean Registered User Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 153	Hi Thaddäus and Lowpro, If within the same m2ts containing the menu you have video+audio, the menu is multiplexed, you can see it with BDedit. Last edited by ocean; 31st October 2024 at 03:20.

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31st October 2024, 13:30	#362 \| Link
Thaddäus Registered User Join Date: Jun 2016 Posts: 23	I'm using v0.57b7 of BDedit. I can replace the buttons with the new PNGs and when I click on "Mux", I can see a green bar running through at the bottom, then it switches back to the "Clipinf"-section and the blue loading-circle starts to spin and that's it. BDedit doesn't react to anything anymore and all I can do is kill the process. It creates a new m2ts and a new clipinf though, but the m2ts is only about 3 MB while the original m2ts with the motion-background is almost 230 MB. So it seems as if it only recreates the IG-part, but can't handle the video and audio which leads to the crash.

1st November 2024, 15:19	#364 \| Link
Thaddäus Registered User Join Date: Jun 2016 Posts: 23	Found a workaround for this case: Since this was a selfmade Blu-ray, I just edited the menu in the project, created a new output and took only the menu-m2ts and the clpi which I copied into the folder with the previous output. As nothing else has changed and every clip has the same number in both outputs, it worked fine.

7th November 2024, 22:02	#365 \| Link
moisessilveira33 Registered User Join Date: Oct 2024 Posts: 3	Hi guys, Windows 11 doesn't run any DVD below 6.8, so I want to know how I can re-sign Java in another way?