Programming HD DVD and Blu-ray Disc
Published on 16. October 2007
Book
384 pages
978-0-07-149670-4 (ISBN)
Description
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The ultimate book/DVD package for HD and Blu-Ray DVD applications
This complete book/DVD package covers everything you need to know in order to write opticalworking code for HD and Blu-Ray DVD applications.This comprehensivetutorial not only teaches the new programming skillsbut also includes large chunks of reusable code anddemonstrates actual code outcomes.
The ultimate book/DVD package for HD and Blu-Ray DVD applications
This complete book/DVD package covers everything you need to know in order to write opticalworking code for HD and Blu-Ray DVD applications.This comprehensivetutorial not only teaches the new programming skillsbut also includes large chunks of reusable code anddemonstrates actual code outcomes.
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Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Publishing group
McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Illustrations
100 Illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 234 mm
Width: 191 mm
Thickness: 26 mm
Weight
907 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-07-149670-4 (9780071496704)
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Persons
Michael Zink is the Director of Advanced Technology at Technicolor and responsible for establishing the HD-DVD and Blu-ray production lines in the company's Burbank facility.
Phil Carl Starner is a Software Engineer with Javelin Ventures LLC, and the author of more than 400 DVDs. His game "Who Wants to Be King of the Jungle" won a DVDX Award for Best Games and Interactivities.
Bill Foote is a Senior Staff Engineer with Sun Microsystems, who authored many portions of Sun's Java TV and DVB-MHP specifications.
Phil Carl Starner is a Software Engineer with Javelin Ventures LLC, and the author of more than 400 DVDs. His game "Who Wants to Be King of the Jungle" won a DVDX Award for Best Games and Interactivities.
Bill Foote is a Senior Staff Engineer with Sun Microsystems, who authored many portions of Sun's Java TV and DVB-MHP specifications.
Content
Foreword
Table of Figures and Tables
Table of Sample Codes
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Equipping Your HD Kitchen
Chapter 3. Getting Your HD Ingredients Together
Chapter 4. Preparing Your Assets
Chapter 5. Framework for HD DVD Advanced Content (AC)
Chapter 6. HD DVD Application Models
Chapter 7. HD DVD AC Graphics and Animation
Chapter 8. HD DVD AC Text Rendering
Chapter 9: HD DVD AC User Input
Chapter 10. HD DVD AC Playback Control
Chapter 11. HD DVD AC File I/O and Persistent Storage
Chapter 12. HD DVD AC Networking
Chapter 13. HD DVD AC Putting It All Together
Chapter 14. Finishing the HD DVD Disc
Chapter 15. Framework for BD-J
Chapter 16. BD-J Application Model
Chapter 17. BD-J Graphics and Animation
Chapter 18. BD-J Text Rendering
Chapter 19. BD-J User Input
Chapter 20. BD-J Playback Control
Chapter 21. BD-J File I/O
Chapter 22. BD-J Networking and VFS
Chapter 23. BD-J Putting It All Together
Chapter 24. Finishing the BD-J Disc
Chapter 25. Benchmarking
Chapter 26. Testing and Verification
Chapter 27. Replication
Chapter 28. AACS Managed Copy
Appendix
Glossary
Index
Table of Figures and Tables
Table of Sample Codes
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Equipping Your HD Kitchen
Chapter 3. Getting Your HD Ingredients Together
Chapter 4. Preparing Your Assets
Chapter 5. Framework for HD DVD Advanced Content (AC)
Chapter 6. HD DVD Application Models
Chapter 7. HD DVD AC Graphics and Animation
Chapter 8. HD DVD AC Text Rendering
Chapter 9: HD DVD AC User Input
Chapter 10. HD DVD AC Playback Control
Chapter 11. HD DVD AC File I/O and Persistent Storage
Chapter 12. HD DVD AC Networking
Chapter 13. HD DVD AC Putting It All Together
Chapter 14. Finishing the HD DVD Disc
Chapter 15. Framework for BD-J
Chapter 16. BD-J Application Model
Chapter 17. BD-J Graphics and Animation
Chapter 18. BD-J Text Rendering
Chapter 19. BD-J User Input
Chapter 20. BD-J Playback Control
Chapter 21. BD-J File I/O
Chapter 22. BD-J Networking and VFS
Chapter 23. BD-J Putting It All Together
Chapter 24. Finishing the BD-J Disc
Chapter 25. Benchmarking
Chapter 26. Testing and Verification
Chapter 27. Replication
Chapter 28. AACS Managed Copy
Appendix
Glossary
Index