Deleted button causes structure errors

[julius]

Hi

I'm almost done running through my dvd collection with tiny malfunctions. I ran over this one which has a DELETED button. That causes lots of navigation errors on the audio/subtitle menu. (You can see for yourself in the archive / Read below)

I got some help a while ago, but I can't seem to get this one to work just right, as I have problems finding out which buttons had which numbers originally.

Can anyone fix it easily?

Here is a 1 mb archive named "test" with the needed files:

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Thanx in advance

/Julius

[toaddub]

Audio 2.0 originally was button 1. Since it was deleted, audio 5.1 now becomes button 1. That means every button becomes one less. So to fix this, delete post-command lines 4-7. Then change every if statement to compare one less number, e.g. "if (R[0] != 2..." now becomes "if (R[0] != 1..." That should do it.

[julius]

Thanx that makes sense, and works.

But now when I randomly choose any chapter from chapter menu, then it forces the DTS track to be chosen when playing from the selected chapter???

How come?

/Julius

[toaddub]

hmm, a trace does not show that the DTS track is selected. How 'bout this, do the following:

1. Go to VTS1/Menus en/PGC 49, change the first pre-command R[10]=1 to R[10]=0. This is for AC3 6-ch.
   
2. Go to VTS1/Menus en/PGC 50, change the first pre-command R[10]=2 to R[10]=1. This is for DTS.
   
3. Remap the audio stream to the track above it. Do this in VTS1/Program Chains/PGC 1/Audio Tracks pane. Double-click on Track 0 and enable stream 1. Double-click on Track 1 and enable stream 2. Don't worry about the Info column. You'll fix it in the next step.
   
4. Go to VTS1 domain, Audio Tracks pane, change Track 0 info to have AC3 6-ch attribute. Change Track 1 info to have DTS 6-ch attribute.
   
5. Select Track 2 and "Delete tracks from selected".

Hope this solves the problem.

[julius]

Yup! That did the trick! Thanx

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