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and most devices and programs that handle MKV files do NOT look at Cinavia. A Blu-ray player (a device) is supposed to validate Cinavia no matter the source. But, there are some Blu-ray players that do not check files. Unfortunately, Samsung is a manufacturer that does validate Cinavia, no matter t...

Free_soul wrote:The surface is clean and there aren't any sign of "damage" on it.

Try making an ISO backup of the disc with ImgBurn. If you get a disc protected message from ImgBurn, ignore it.

andi219 wrote:So it doesn´t wonder that we have to get a new Blueray-Player every year because the old one doesn´t work with the newest Blueray protections.

You can't be serious. I've not run into that issue.

Any suggestions on the best way to de-interlace the files on the way to the final m4v file? Since you do not provide this info, I'm assuming you are talking about 480i DVDs and not 576i DVDs. You do not want to de-interlace, but you do want to IVTC, i.e., remove the 2:3 pulldown in the 29.97 fps vi...

Yugatha wrote:Just copy the code, paste it into notepad, and save it as "whatever.vbs" (keep the quotes, change 'whatever' if you like)

I think you mean to say remove the quotes. This script is also for M$, not Mac or Linux.

blofeldscat wrote:With 'Star Trek - Into Darkness' as the source disc.

No Cinavia issues at all (was listening to the Dolby TrueHD 7.1 stream).

You never will, since Paramount/CBS Studios does not use Cinavia. Only releases from Sony, Universal/Lionsgate have Cinavia.

You are welcome.

Sorry, that I do not know.

IIUI correctly, it means the number of times it will retry reading a bad sector on the media. Once it as gone thru 25 (your setting) attempts, it will bail.

SteveO wrote:Can anyone advise me on any other possible way to get this code to Mike so he can update the BD+ SQL?

Split the tgz file into smaller pieces. Post the smaller files. Mike will then be able to join them back together before opening the tarball.

tlvranas wrote:As far as I can tell, there is no libavcodec.so.54 on my system. (I did a find on my entire HD.)

Then I do not have a clue as to what to do next.

gereral1 wrote:As for mpls finder by rotty dog this requires you pm him the fingerprint code to unlock.

Fingerprint code?

No need to use bdedit.

Sure, if you have your program.

EDIT: Understand fingerprint code now.

The reason I ask about the chapter times is because the segment and playlist numbers are different on Canadian disc than US disc. So unless someone can provide the Canadian-specific info, that was the only way I could think to get started to find the right one - to look at the chapter times, as the...

Which I explained.

Obfuscation is not done on chapter boundaries. Doing obfuscation will not affect the bitrate as there are not extra segments because of it. At most there might be a 2 minute piece that informs you that this is a ripped copy. If it is a 50GB disc, you should not be having crappy bitrates.