- SectorReader trait decouples disc scanning from SCSI
- Disc::scan_image() for ISO and any sector source
- resolve_encryption() handles AACS 1.0/2.0/none in one path
- IsoStream: full UDF/MPLS/CLPI/labels pipeline from ISO files
- StdioStream: stdin/stdout pipe
- Strict scheme:// URL format with validation
- Labels module refactored to SectorReader
- 7 stream types total
- DriveSession::open() no longer requires profile match — works on any optical drive
- init()/probe_disc() return error gracefully for unknown drives
- find_drives() returns all optical drives (PDT 0x05), not just profile-matched
- has_profile() check for callers
- AACS 2.0: handshake wired into resolve_aacs() — real VID + read_data_key
- DriveId: added raw_gc_010c field for GET_CONFIG 010C response bytes
- Split AacsError { detail } into 13 specific error variants (AacsCertShort,
AacsAgidAlloc, AacsCertRejected, etc.) with unique error codes E7001-E7012
- Split DiscError { detail } into 7 specific variants (DiscRead, MplsParse,
ClpiParse, UdfNotFound, DiscNoTitles, DiscTitleRange, DiscNoExtents)
- Add WriteError (E5001), KeydbLoad (E8005), MuxLookahead (E9000), MuxWrite (E9001)
- Add OpenDisc API for single-call open+scan+rip workflow
- Remove all English text from error Display impl (code-only output)
- Normalize doc comments to use -- instead of em dash for ASCII consistency
Two MPLS parsing issues:
1. PGS subtitle (0x90) appearing in audio stream slot: language was read
from audio offset sa[2..5] instead of PG offset sa[1..4], causing
truncation ("ng " instead of "eng"). Fixed by detecting PGS coding
type in audio slots and using correct offset.
2. Secondary PG (PiP subtitle) entries were not consumed, causing
position tracking to drift. Added missing n_pip_pg loop.
3. Added stream_type 5/6/7 attribute parsing for secondary audio/video.
Platform trait is no longer publicly exported. External code uses
DriveSession only — cannot call unlock, load_firmware, calibrate directly.
- Platform trait: pub(crate) with 3 methods only
- All handlers are private methods on Mt1959
- DriveStatus moved to mt1959 internal struct
- init() has guard: no re-init if already ready
- set_read_speed() has guard: no-op if not calibrated
- Removed open_unlocked() — open() is the only entry
- Removed Platform and DriveStatus from public exports
Prevents: out-of-sequence SCSI commands, double-init, wrong firmware writes.
- Removed open_unlocked() — open() is the only entry
- Removed redundant init() call from open_title()
- init() called once in open(), handles everything
- Each function does one thing: open→init→scan→read
status() (sub_cmd 0x13) returns ILLEGAL REQUEST on some drives.
Was retrying 6× with 30s timeouts = 180s hang during init().
Steps 1-10 all pass on hardware:
unlock: OK, load_firmware: OK, calibrate: OK,
register_a: OK, register_b: OK
Only status fails — not needed for reads.
When MPLS STN table parsing drifts (disc-specific alignment issue),
a PGS subtitle entry (coding_type 0x90/0x91) can appear in the audio
stream section. Previously this showed as garbled "ng PGS 5.1" audio.
Fix: guard in stream builder checks if audio-typed streams have
subtitle codecs and reclassifies them as subtitles.
Also: unknown stream types now filtered out (filter_map) instead of
creating fake Video entries that showed as "?" in output.
Tested on V for Vendetta BD — "ng PGS 5.1" gone, clean output.
A (): single WRITE_BUFFER → verify 0x45 → unlock×2
B (): WRITE handshake → READ 0x3000 → WRITE 16B → verify → unlock×5
9/10 handlers are identical A/B. Only load_firmware has different logic.
Both paths end with do_unlock() — firmware upload is a prerequisite for
unlock, not a substitute. init() tries unlock first, falls back to
load_firmware only on failure (cold boot).
Every handler traced instruction-by-instruction from operation: do_unlock with configurable response size
operation: WRITE_BUFFER + verify buf=0x45 + unlock×2
operation: do_unlock → validate → send pre-built CDB → [4:20]
operation: same with CDB B
operation: init → scan 0x0000-0x5800 → build table → triple speed
operation: ↔x86 VM only (host_write 16B), no SCSI
operation: do_unlock → validate → probe 0x13 → check sig → features
operation: 3 paths by param count (1/5/9), dynamic READ_BUFFER
operation: search 64-entry table → position probe →
set_cd_speed_max → custom SET_CD_SPEED with matched value
operation: ↔x86 VM only (host_read 8B), no SCSI
init() matches x86 dispatch exactly:
Phase 1: unlock → [load_fw] × 6
Phase 2: calibrate × 6
Phase 3: probe (drive info)
Phase 4: register A + B × 5
Phase 5: status × 6
Handlers 5/9 are VM communication (no SCSI equivalent in Rust).
All other handlers send real SCSI commands.
DriveProfile now has every field traced from firmware:
- drive_signature, unlock_init_value, unlock_response_size_minus_init
- ld_microcode (base64, ~1888B firmware payload)
- hardware_register_a_cdb, hardware_register_b_cdb (10B pre-built CDBs)
- drive_nominal_speed_cdb (12B calibration speed)
- speed_zone_table (28B), speed_calc_table (25B)
drive.rs simplified:
- open() calls init() instead of unlock()
- init() is the ONLY entry point — handles full dispatch sequence internally
- Removed read_config, read_register, maintain_speed, read_sectors from public API
- Added set_read_speed() for per-zone speed during content reads
- disc.rs updated to call init() instead of unlock()
Compiles clean, all tests pass.
BD drives reject the MediaTek unlock command (sense 0x05).
Unlock is only needed for UHD raw access. Standard BD reads
work with standard READ(10) without vendor unlock.
Back to basics: open, unlock, SET CD SPEED max, read.
Remove all calibration probes, register reads, maintain_speed calls.
This is closest to the build that hit 17 MB/s earlier.
Also: drive discovery moved to libfreemkv (find_drive, resolve_device),
AACS via UDF only, clean pipeline, sg device support.
- Fixed: extents were relative to m2ts file, not absolute disc LBAs
- Fixed: u16 truncation of remaining sector count (13M → 36!)
- Added: UdfFs::file_start_lba() for m2ts LBA lookup
- Added: DriveSession::read_content() with 30s timeout for bulk reads
- Added: SET CD SPEED 0xFFFF on title open
- Added: adaptive batch reading (96→48→3 on error, ramp back up)
- Rip working end-to-end: scan → AACS → decrypt → write
Architecture:
- Each BD-J format in own file: paramount.rs, criterion.rs, pixelogic.rs, ctrm.rs
- Standard interface: detect() → bool, parse() → Option<Vec<StreamLabel>>
- PARSERS array in mod.rs — drop in a new parser with one line
- Shared vocab.rs for BD spec codec names only (MLP→TrueHD, AC3→Dolby Digital)
- All other label data passes through raw from disc — no guessing
Changes:
- New: paramount.rs (playlists.xml — Paramount/onQ format)
- Renamed: bluray_project.rs → pixelogic.rs
- Renamed: stream_properties.rs → criterion.rs
- Merged: language_streams.rs + menu_base.rs → ctrm.rs
- Removed: jar module (superseded by labels), dead apply functions
- Added: DriveSession::eject() with PREVENT ALLOW MEDIUM REMOVAL
- Added: DiscRegion enum (Free/BluRay/Dvd)
- Fixed: capture sector ranges now include all files (only skip STREAM/)
- Renamed: StreamLabel.region → variant (not a BD spec field)
labels::apply(session, udf, titles) does everything internally.
Disc::scan() is one line: crate::labels::apply().
No intermediate variables, no fallback logic in disc.rs.
App reads disc.titles[].streams — labels already applied if
disc had config files, empty otherwise. MPLS data always there.
src/labels/ with 4 parsers tried in order:
1. language_streams.txt (Warner CTRM CSV)
2. menu_base.prop (Warner CTRM properties)
3. streamproperties.xml + playbackconfig.xml (Criterion XML)
4. bluray_project.bin (Pixelogic binary tokens)
Disc::scan() calls labels::extract() → apply_disc_labels().
If no disc files found, streams keep MPLS data as-is.
No JAR fallback — disc files or nothing.
Covers 4/8 discs with JARs (Dunkirk UHD, V for Vendetta BD,
Being There, Barbie). Remaining 3 (Civil War, Dune, V for
Vendetta UHD) have no disc config files.
MattJackson