PGC Edit 0.4.0

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Posted on Saturday 13th of November, 2004 at 22:37 by SirQUK
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About PgcEdit:

PgcEdit is a DVD IFO editor designed to allow the modification of the navigation commands and parameters of an already authored DVD structure. It is designed to supplement IfoEdit.

PgcEdit is free and open source (GPL license).

Change log: PGC Edit 0.4.0 :

Trace mode!
PGC Editor: It is now possible to edit the Programs map by clicking on the Prog buttons.
PGC Editor: Added a Chapter (PTT) table editor.
In the menubuttons viewer, clicking on the Jump to Target button will now close the viewer (but only if the target is found, and is another PGC.)
SetSTN: Changed the labels for audio value 15 and subpic 62 from 'set to none' to 'not set', which IMHO is more coherent.
PGC Editor: New tooltips on the stream assignments buttons.
The stream numbers in the PGC selector were starting at 1 instead of 0.
The subpic stream assignment slider range was 0 to 15 instead of 0 to 31.
The VTS Sectors adjustment was wrong with empty (0 byte) menu VOBs.
Command Editor: Little bug fixed when a value field was empty and the "B" button was selected.

About Trace mode:

The Trace mode is still in a somewhat experimental state.

Known limitations:

No documentation. Sorry
Since the virtual playback is not in real time, the behavior of the NAV counter and of the GPRMs in counter mode cannot be simulated. SetNVTMR and SetGPRMMD (in counter mode) are therefore only partially supported.
There is no preview of the video (for now).
There are certainly still many bugs in the code. However, since the Trace mode do not modify anything in the current DVD, you may use it safely.

Mac OSX users should refer to the homepage for installation instructions (Thanks to Damien).

Documentation:

Also PGCEdit is now donationware. If you have used or found PGCEdit useful for your editing needs, please donate via the Paypal button and support future development!

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