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Listed here are the public sources of information used to produce this specification.
Many patents and patents applications report some technical details about the BD-ROM specification.
The most recent and complete one is the United States Patent Application Publication No. US 2010/0008647 A1 (which can be found here).
Another, older but with some additional information, is the European Patent Application No. EP 1821310A2 (which can be found here).
Some white papers contain a (mostly) non-technical description of processes of BD-ROM playback.
The most important one is the White paper Blu-ray Disc Format 2.B Audio Visual Application Format Specifications (which can be found here)
Another interesting (but almost useless for BD-ROM) is the DTS-HD White paper (which can be found here).
HDcookbook is a Java project aimed to create a SDK to develop BD-J Xlets. It contains some utilities to convert BD-ROM files into XML (and back) in the DiscCreationTools directory of his SVN repository which can be checkout-ed using username=guest and password=guest.
Finally but most important: libbluray! This is a free implementation of the BD-ROM specification. It's very complete and it's git repository can be used to get informations about the parsing of files and streams, and even some BD-J-fu.
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