# Adjustments Blu-ray

BD-J scaffold for the off-beat dark comedy `Adjustments`.

## Tooling

- `mise` pins Temurin JDK 8 for legacy BD-J bytecode.
- `vendor/bdj-sdk` contains the BD-J Linux SDK pieces used for signing,
  template BD-J metadata, stubs, and UDF ISO generation.
- `tools/tsmuxer/tsMuxeR` authors the generated elementary streams into a
  Blu-ray playlist, clipinfo, and `.m2ts`.
- `tools/vlc-plugins` can hold project-local Arch VLC Blu-ray plugins when the
  system VLC package is split and `vlc-plugin-bluray` is not installed.
- `ffmpeg` generates the temporary feature clip.
- `vlc` opens the resulting ISO.

## Commands

```sh
make bootstrap
make
make inspect
make run
```

The ISO is written to:

```text
build/adjustments.iso
```

`make run` previews the disc by pointing VLC's Blu-ray access module at the
`build/disc` BDMV **folder** (a real player reads the same tree from the ISO):

```sh
vlc --bluray-menu bluray:///absolute/path/to/build/disc
```

BD-J cache note: to load the menu Xlet, libbluray copies the disc's JAR and
fonts into a VFS cache under `java.io.tmpdir` (default
`/tmp/libbluray-bdj-cache`). Its BD-J `SecurityManager.canWrite()` allows writes
under the buda/persistent roots unconditionally, but only allows the VFS cache
root when no Xlet context is active on the calling thread -- and that extraction
frequently runs while a context *is* active, so the write is denied and you see
a flood of `error creating .../libbluray-bdj-cache` followed by the Xlet failing
to load (no menu). `scripts/run-vlc.sh` fixes this by pointing `TMPDIR` at the
same directory it gives libbluray as `LIBBLURAY_CACHE_ROOT` (the buda root), so
the cache path is always writable. This is a libbluray/VLC runtime quirk, not a
defect in the authored disc.

The initial menu is a Java Xlet overlay with a few bonus-feature placeholders
and a hidden menu stub. The actual generated video is a short ffmpeg SMPTE bars
pattern with AC-3 audio, authored as playlist `00000`.