finding of ID of the movie on OPPO

[Rabanik]

Hi there,
OPPO based players can add an SRT/SUP external subtitles for the physical discs or ISOs using of the movie ID. Lotarek made an AutoScript where it is possible.
According to this you can have (more than only one) an exact subtitles for each cut of the movie (seamles branching) or for serials... It is very useful

Oppo BDP-10X / UDP-20X / CXUHD - Automatic management of external subtitle for discs and more

Hello, I would like to share my project for OPPO 10X / 20X / CXUHD, like we know devices support external SRT subtitles for discs what need to be copied to usb drive. I created script what can management and create base of subtitles for all discs what we have, all on usb drive and via one button...

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For example using of the AutoScript Oppo creates a file disc_id.log where are stored the IDs of all played movies. It looks like this.
/dev/loop1: LABEL="THE_MATRIX" TYPE="udf"
69611356160t8178

/dev/sr0: LABEL="WATERWORLD_UPK1_GH" TYPE="udf"
89761841152t8109

/dev/loop1: LABEL="NOBODY_UPB2" TYPE="udf"
36767465472t5501

A question is. Are these geniue IDs made by OPPO player itself or these IDs could be found in some mpls file directly stored on the disc?

 

[Rabanik]

I will aswer on my question myself. I made a simple test.
This ID is created by OPPO from my full ISO backup of my John Wick 2 US UHD 95518130176t7343
And this ID is from the same ISO but I remuxed it and add there some new subtitles etc. and its ID is 89555599360t7343
So the OPPO somehow generates its own IDs and the ID is not physicaly stored on the disc.

 

[ryley]

/dev/loop1: LABEL="THE_MATRIX" TYPE="udf"
69611356160t8178

/dev/sr0: LABEL="WATERWORLD_UPK1_GH" TYPE="udf"
89761841152t8109

/dev/loop1: LABEL="NOBODY_UPB2" TYPE="udf"
36767465472t5501

John Wick 2 US UHD 95518130176t7343

same ISO but I remuxed it and add there some new subtitles etc. and its ID is 89555599360t7343

So the OPPO somehow generates its own IDs and the ID is not physicaly stored on the disc.

All of those IDs look like they match the format “<disc/title size in bytes>t<title runtime in seconds>”