Resume Menu with the last frame of the movie

[bestbluray]

Hello, is there a way to set up a setting to take the last frame of the movie and use it as a background on this summary screen?

[Alexey Kolesnikov]

Hello,

There is no simple (and perfect) way to do this.

In theory, you can try the next way:
- Place this menu in the popup
- Set some GPR to some value as a flag (for example GPR[10] = 1)
- Resume the movie
- In the Action Every Second of the movie check that GPR[10]=1 and if yes:
-- set GPR[10] = 0
-- pause the movie (action Play MOVIE -> [pause])
-- jump to this popup menu
-- on Yes - Play MOVIE -> [play]
-- on No - Jump MENU "Main menu"

PS: you can try the "On movie start" instead of Action Every Second, but this may be less safe.
In the Project properties -> Advanced you can change how often Action Every Second will occur.

[bestbluray]

Thanks for the answer, but I found it a little complicated to configure, I tried to place the command when the disc is inserted for the second time, but this menu only appears when I click play in the main menu, this is the current configuration I use

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it works well, but I really wanted to summarize it by taking the last frame of the film, when the disc is inserted for the second time, I made this configuration that is in the image but it didn't work, what would be wrong with the command?

[Alexey Kolesnikov]

You still need to check CanResumeMovie and if yes - set GPR[10] to 1 and call Play MOVIE.

I would recommend to do it in the next way:
- In the Project Properties -> General -> JAR signing -> Disc settings = Restore on disc load
- In the Project Properties -> Advanced -> Action Every Second (at the center, slightly below) = Every 1/4 second
- In the Project Tree -> "On JAR startup" place an exclusive SWITCH:

if [CanResume('Movie')] -> [MA]: [set]: GPR[10] = 1; Movie: Movie [resume]
Menu: Main [Play]

- In the Movie -> "Action every second" place an exclusive SWITCH:

if [GPR(10)=1] -> [MA]: [set]: GPR[10] = 0; [pause]; Popup: Resume

- In the popup Resume -> Yes: [MA]: [play]; [close popup]
- In the popup Resume -> No: Menu: Main

You can download https://blu-disc.net/download/examples/Simple.zip, unpack the attached file and try how it works on a real player (I tested with PowerDVD only).

[bestbluray]

Thanks alexey the code worked perfectly, one last question, the "reset resume" function does not work on the "NO" button, when the "Restore on disc load" option is used correct?

[Alexey Kolesnikov]

It should work, but you can add it to the "No" action - convert the action to multiaction and add "Reset resume".