Offset	Bytes	Description	Value
8	4	UOP (User Prohibited Operations)	0

Byte offset 8, UOP (User Prohibited Operations)
This value indicates which user operation is allowed to perform. Each bit if set (having a value of 1) indicates that the associated user operation is prohibited. A value of 0 indicates that all possible operations are allowed while the current PGC is being played. The user operation flags may appear at three different levels: there is one for the playback type (only bits 0 and 1 of playback type), one for each program chain, and one in each video object unit (VOBU) in the PCI packet. These bit flags are ORed together, a set bit at any mask position prohibits the associated control operation.

The following operations are defined for each bit position of the UOP (User Prohibited Operations). The complete listing is available in the DVD Advanced Data Structures and Virtual Commands By Example 2.1

Bit	User Operation	PGC	VOBU
0	Time play or search	x
1	PTT play or search	x
2	Title play	x
3	Stop	x	x
4	GoUp		x
5	Time or PTT search	x	x
6	TopPG or PrevPG (Current or Previous program) search	x	x
7	NextPG (Next program) search	x	x
8	Forward scan	x	x
9	Backward scan	x	x
10	Menu call - Title menu	x	x
11	Menu call - Root menu	x	x
12	Menu call - Subpicture menu	x	x
13	Menu call - Audio menu	x	x
14	Menu call - Angle menu	x	x
15	Menu call - PTT menu	x	x
16	Resume	x	x

Offset	Bytes	Description	Value
12	3	Audio stream 1 status	32768

Byte offset 12, Audio stream 1 status
This value indicates the status of the first audio stream. There are similar entries for up to 8 audio streams in each PGC. The audio stream status bytes are defined as following.

Byte	Bit 7	6	5	4	3	2	1	0
0	1 = Stream present	Reserved				Stream number
1	Reserved (not used)