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BestBuy just delivered my copy in the mail.

Has 3 playlists:

00800.mpls: 800,801,802,803,804,805,806,807,808,809,810,811,812,813,814,815,816,817,818,819,820
00801.mpls: 824,801,802,803,826,805,827,821,808,828,810,829,812,822,814,823,816,830,818,831,820
00802.mpls: 832,801,802,803,834,805,835,821,808,836,810,837,812,822,814,823,816,838,818,839,820

Anyone had any luck?

Thanks

800 is English, 801 and 802 are Spanish and French. This is how most (all?) Disney blurays are.

Is there a Star Wars scroller prior to the movie? 00800 just starts out with the LucasFilm Ltd screen and then right into the movie. Not having seen it in the theater, I don't know, but guess I could just pop it in my player and find out how it plays....

pinpalsapu wrote:800 is English, 801 and 802 are Spanish and French. This is how most (all?) Disney blurays are.

Thanks. I'll give it a go in the morning and post back with results.

JosephEC wrote:Is there a Star Wars scroller prior to the movie? 00800 just starts out with the LucasFilm Ltd screen and then right into the movie. Not having seen it in the theater, I don't know, but guess I could just pop it in my player and find out how it plays....

Nope, since it's not a numbered Star Wars episode, it doesn't have an intro text scroll.

mpls 800 confirmed as correct, english, using procmon.

walmart retail.

mpls 800 confirmed english, using procmon.

BestBuy steelbook retail.

When I select 800, it only captures the first 30 seconds or so of the movie.

How do I capture the whole movie into one file?

Edit: My mistake, I selected the wrong one named the same thing. Got it to work.

Without seeing debug logs from the rip, I can only say that #800 generated a 41GB file, 2:13:57 in length.

pinpalsapu wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 04, 2017 1:08 am

800 is English, 801 and 802 are Spanish and French. This is how most (all?) Disney blurays are.

For me in Germany the BD has the original English and then 801 German and 802 Polish, nevertheless 800 is the original English, correct. The first obvious difference is the blue text "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...." opposed to the German "Es war einmal vor langer Zeit in einer weit, weit entfernten Galaxis...."

I can say that I do not like this localization of text in movies, since now I don't know which version I should keep. Emby can handle different versions, but not via segment mappings, only complete files. I do not want to keep two separate but virtually identical files of the same movie because of only some minor differences.