>I'll check this in couple of days. (I probably have some questions too :)
No worries. Fire away. Btw; I didnt say this yet, but great job on coding this. The amount (and quality) of the work is damn high. > Register: > >> Set some different initial register values. This prevents sending startup >> messages for initial states (that are not valid) on a register restore. >That might have some unwanted side-effects if HDMV application expects >certain initial values. Maybe this should be fixed somewhere else ; >what kind of problems do the initial values cause ? 2 fold: 1) My reasoning is that apps dont want the initial values of whatever the registers are initialized at. Could be any value, and doesnt make sense to them? 2) I saw some issues where on playback on object gets restored (ege play title, then go back if I remember correctly). The restore object thus resends the init values of the registers again, and then whatever the statemachine is giving. Ill try to repro the restore scenario if you want. > Mpls parse > >> Added a reference comment. I have a couple of blurays where there is >> certainly a selection possible (a menu is drawn) but the value for the pgs >> graphics read is 0. Not sure what is happening there. >Do you mean menus are visible with some other player ? Yep. Cyberlink PowerDVD 10 >Playlist sub_count is the number of sub paths. Typically >non-synchronous menu is stored in separate sub-path (m2ts file) so >that it can be pre-loaded. But menus can be muxed to the main path too > (that's not yet supported). That should be possible to check with >mpls_dump application (mpls_dump -v -i -l -p /path/to/?????.mpls). Ill check with the BR I have that shows the problem. If you want, and let me know how I can check for the muxing I can probably give you a patch (I know and have experience on mpegts muxing) Further remarks ;) 1) Theres a subtle bug if you use the FILTER values (ege TITLES_FILTER_DUP_TITLE/TITLES_FILTER_DUP_CLIP). If that is used then some valid mpls's will be filtered that are valid when the BR is played in navigation mode. The list that navigation mode uses should be the full list available on the disc, while the filter values should return a filter lists based on that. I am also not really sure why that filtering is there anyway? 2) I have some BR's with dynamic PG's (ege animations). Right now, thats not supported since the object state gets suspened after the VM runs. Any idea on that? It also fills in with an issue I see/have on pre-buffering of the streams: in my player, I am running about 5 seconds ahead of the BR mainly because of audio buffering. When I know a new playlist/clip is going to be loaded, I let my buffers run clear. However, then I can't get PG's results anymore, since I can't do a read() (and the pg's VM animation is running in read()). All of that could be solved if theres some seperate VM run call, on a callback or so from the library, that would check if a VM run would run a new clip or just animate a menu. 3) Looking into the java BJ stuff, its probably a good idea to pass an install path for the library. LoadLib in Java is buggy (ege it doesnt scan the startup directory, only system libvs on windows). That leads to problems finding the dll again if its not in the $PATH$/Windows dir. 4) I saw some issues with xlet's starting when bootstrap doesnt allow internet access, and in some cases where there is no startup flag set for any xlet (from what I read, should be at least one). Looking into that to figure whats going on. Erik _______________________________________________ libbluray-devel mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.videolan.org/listinfo/libbluray-devel
