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bdinfo-rs is a Blu-ray disc analyzer that produces the classic BDInfo disc report from BDMV folders and .iso images: disc size, playlist contents, video, audio, subtitle and graphics stream codecs, measured bitrates, resolution and HDR10 / HDR10+ / Dolby Vision metadata. A reimplementation of BDInfo in Rust, it ships as a desktop app(GUI), a command line tool(CMD) and a browser version that all share the same analyzer, so the report is byte-identical whichever you use - and there is no .NET runtime to install. Reads disc structure and metadata only, with no decryption, and runs on Windows, macOS and Linux (x64 and arm64).
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v3.0.0 (2026-08-08)
Release Notes
BREAKING CHANGES
wasm: the npm package's string-and-rows API is replaced by a structured disc model:
inspect and scan resolve to a Disc — a lossless, typed mirror of the analyzer's
output (disc metadata, playlists, streams, chapters, read errors) — and the new
renderReport re-renders the classic report from it on demand, byte-identical to the
CLI's. The report-string and row-tuple exports are gone. Only the npm surface breaks
here; the CLI and report contracts are untouched. (#215, #217)
wasm: every entry point takes one ScanOptions object — inspect previously took
a bare positional threshold — and an out-of-domain shortPlaylistSeconds (negative,
non-finite, or above 86400) now rejects the call instead of silently scanning with the
20-second default. (#286)
core: AACS-encrypted discs are detected up front, and the CLI refuses to scan them
with the new exit code 4; the library exposes the detection and leaves the decision to
the caller. (#246)
Added
core: stream scans survive read errors: statistics accumulated before a failing
read are kept and reported, with the failure still listed in the WARNING block.
--drop-partial (CLI), the keep-partial-scans setting (GUI), and keepPartial (npm)
opt back into discarding. (#285)
core: one short-playlist threshold contract on every surface: the valid domain is
0 to 86400 seconds, and 0 switches the short rule off. Programmatic surfaces (CLI,
npm) reject out-of-domain values; the GUI dialog clamps, and the demo page reverts to
its default. (#286)
wasm: a codecs-depth inspect: codecs: true reads just each stream file's head,
so every stream carries its full codec description — profile, level, HDR metadata —
without the whole-file demux a measured scan costs. (#286)
wasm: reportFileName exposes the sanitized BDINFO.<label>.txt filename the CLI
and GUI derive, so browser apps save reports under the identical name. (#286)
wasm: scans list every playlist, each carrying hiddenBy classification metadata
instead of being withheld by a filter — filtering is the client's choice — and
selection measures an explicit playlist set unfiltered. (#214)
wasm: the demo gains playlist-filter, report-section, and size-format settings.
(#214, #223)
wasm: the structured model carries the encrypted-disc flag (isAacsEncrypted).
(#247)
cli: playlist visibility switches — --show-short-playlists and
--show-looping-playlists with a hidden-playlist hint (#202) — plus
--short-playlist-seconds for the cutoff itself and the --no-stream-diagnostics /
--no-quick-summary report-section switches (#219), on a compacted single-screen
help card (#203).
gui: encrypted discs are flagged and the scan disabled (#248); playlists hidden by
the filters can be shown with a transient toggle (#204).
core: the playlist projection, classification, formatting, and selection layer is
part of the public library API, shared by all three front-ends. (#216, #261, #263)
core: drive-root volume-label recovery moved into the vfs, covering every
front-end. (#262)
Fixes
Hardening against hostile disc images from the continuous fuzz campaign: the backup
index is used when the primary is unparsable (#245), unknown PMT stream types are
skipped instead of aborting the section (#249), UDF CS0 dstring used lengths are
clamped (#250), chapter-mark timestamps are masked (#251), read_bits4 zero-fills its
past-window tail (#253), and a playlist summary's angle totals are bounded before
allocation (#244). Metadata reads are capped, cutting peak scan memory
(827918c).
wasm: a shortPlaylistSeconds of zero disables the short-playlist filter instead
of reading as the 20-second default. (#252)
packaging: the installer metadata names agentjp as the publisher. (#195)
ci: the 2.0.0 release lanes are repaired — the gui-publish channel matrix, the AUR
and Homebrew checksum legs, gui crate packaging, the AUR deploy's source tree, and the
gui crate's post-release gaps. (#142, #143, #144, #145, #147, #148)
Release Notes
BREAKING CHANGES
wasm: the npm package's string-and-rows API is replaced by a structured disc model:
inspect and scan resolve to a Disc — a lossless, typed mirror of the analyzer's
output (disc metadata, playlists, streams, chapters, read errors) — and the new
renderReport re-renders the classic report from it on demand, byte-identical to the
CLI's. The report-string and row-tuple exports are gone. Only the npm surface breaks
here; the CLI and report contracts are untouched. (#215, #217)
wasm: every entry point takes one ScanOptions object — inspect previously took
a bare positional threshold — and an out-of-domain shortPlaylistSeconds (negative,
non-finite, or above 86400) now rejects the call instead of silently scanning with the
20-second default. (#286)
core: AACS-encrypted discs are detected up front, and the CLI refuses to scan them
with the new exit code 4; the library exposes the detection and leaves the decision to
the caller. (#246)
Added
core: stream scans survive read errors: statistics accumulated before a failing
read are kept and reported, with the failure still listed in the WARNING block.
--drop-partial (CLI), the keep-partial-scans setting (GUI), and keepPartial (npm)
opt back into discarding. (#285)
core: one short-playlist threshold contract on every surface: the valid domain is
0 to 86400 seconds, and 0 switches the short rule off. Programmatic surfaces (CLI,
npm) reject out-of-domain values; the GUI dialog clamps, and the demo page reverts to
its default. (#286)
wasm: a codecs-depth inspect: codecs: true reads just each stream file's head,
so every stream carries its full codec description — profile, level, HDR metadata —
without the whole-file demux a measured scan costs. (#286)
wasm: reportFileName exposes the sanitized BDINFO.<label>.txt filename the CLI
and GUI derive, so browser apps save reports under the identical name. (#286)
wasm: scans list every playlist, each carrying hiddenBy classification metadata
instead of being withheld by a filter — filtering is the client's choice — and
selection measures an explicit playlist set unfiltered. (#214)
wasm: the demo gains playlist-filter, report-section, and size-format settings.
(#214, #223)
wasm: the structured model carries the encrypted-disc flag (isAacsEncrypted).
(#247)
cli: playlist visibility switches — --show-short-playlists and
--show-looping-playlists with a hidden-playlist hint (#202) — plus
--short-playlist-seconds for the cutoff itself and the --no-stream-diagnostics /
--no-quick-summary report-section switches (#219), on a compacted single-screen
help card (#203).
gui: encrypted discs are flagged and the scan disabled (#248); playlists hidden by
the filters can be shown with a transient toggle (#204).
core: the playlist projection, classification, formatting, and selection layer is
part of the public library API, shared by all three front-ends. (#216, #261, #263)
core: drive-root volume-label recovery moved into the vfs, covering every
front-end. (#262)
Fixes
Hardening against hostile disc images from the continuous fuzz campaign: the backup
index is used when the primary is unparsable (#245), unknown PMT stream types are
skipped instead of aborting the section (#249), UDF CS0 dstring used lengths are
clamped (#250), chapter-mark timestamps are masked (#251), read_bits4 zero-fills its
past-window tail (#253), and a playlist summary's angle totals are bounded before
allocation (#244). Metadata reads are capped, cutting peak scan memory
(827918c).
wasm: a shortPlaylistSeconds of zero disables the short-playlist filter instead
of reading as the 20-second default. (#252)
packaging: the installer metadata names agentjp as the publisher. (#195)
ci: the 2.0.0 release lanes are repaired — the gui-publish channel matrix, the AUR
and Homebrew checksum legs, gui crate packaging, the AUR deploy's source tree, and the
gui crate's post-release gaps. (#142, #143, #144, #145, #147, #148)
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