new blue light cannot be read

[anytop1]

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Change from 1 to 0.

Unfortunately, after I successfully modified, click Create log, still no action...

 

[coopervid]

Please try this in Windows Explorer w/o AnyDVD running: Go to BDMV/PLAYLIST and post a picture. Is there only one .mpls file or are there several? If there are several we need to find out which is the good one and then we can hopefully make a copy of the good .m2ts files with TSMuxer and create a disc that will work.

 

[James]

Unfortunately, after I successfully modified, click Create log, still no action...

You did EXIT AnyDVD before modifying the registry value?

 

[anytop1]

You did EXIT AnyDVD before modifying the registry value?

Yes, I quit anydvd before modifying the registry.
After the changes are complete, I launch anydvd, but it is still the same as before.

 

[anytop1]

Please try this in Windows Explorer w/o AnyDVD running: Go to BDMV/PLAYLIST and post a picture. Is there only one .mpls file or are there several? If there are several we need to find out which is the good one and then we can hopefully make a copy of the good .m2ts files with TSMuxer and create a disc that will work.

There are many, only 0000 is good, I have found it.
What is TSMuxer?

 

[anytop1]

I tried to take out the two folders BDMV and CERTIFICATE, and I am waiting for the result.

 

[anytop1]

There are many, only 0000 is good, I have found it.
What is TSMuxer?

I hope that through various methods, anydvd can eventually decrypt it.
Because I only trust anydvd, it is professional

 

[anytop1]

Unfortunately, I was unable to replicate them using many methods.
I'm sure this is the merchant's new protection, please let me know any way you can get the protection information.
@coopervid

 

[coopervid]

There are many, only 0000 is good, I have found it.
What is TSMuxer?

Please try that disc with BDInfo. It will show you the playlists and also which m2ts files are used. If that works I will explain TSMuxer later.



You can download it from here:

BDInfo 0.7.5.6 / 0.8.0.1 Beta Free Download - VideoHelp

The BDInfo tool was designed to collect video and audio technical specifications from Blu-ray movie discs, including disc size, playlist contents, video, audio

www.videohelp.com

 

[anytop1]

好的，试试吧，我会把结果回复你。

 

[anytop1]

HI,cooprevid，
Is the result of this to get an iso?
What I hope is that you can get it protected information and decrypt it from anydvd.
@coopervid

 

[coopervid]

HI,cooprevid，
Is the result of this to get an iso?
What I hope is that you can get it protected information and decrypt it from anydvd.
@coopervid

Just try it.

If we can identify the right playlist we will put that in TSMuxer and try to create an ISO of what is playable. I assume that there are some m2ts entries on that disc that are just fake and then the other programs will choke on those.

 

[anytop1]

Please try that disc with BDInfo. It will show you the playlists and also which m2ts files are used. If that works I will explain TSMuxer later.

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You can download it from here:

BDInfo 0.7.5.6 / 0.8.0.1 Beta Free Download - VideoHelp

The BDInfo tool was designed to collect video and audio technical specifications from Blu-ray movie discs, including disc size, playlist contents, video, audio

www.videohelp.com

This is what it tells me when I add a file

 

[anytop1]

@coopervid is what it shows

 

[anytop1]

Next, I don't know how to operate it

 

[coopervid]

In the gray bar "TS Muxing" is checked at the moment. Select "BluRay ISO" and at the bottom "Start muxing". It will create an 00000.ISO in the E: drive. If it finishes successfully, just rename it to the desired name like Oblivion.ISO.

 

[anytop1]

In the gray bar "TS Muxing" is checked at the moment. Select "BluRay ISO" and at the bottom "Start muxing". It will create an 00000.ISO in the E: drive. If it finishes successfully, just rename it to the desired name like Oblivion.ISO.

I got an iso,
However, I find that there seems to be a problem.

1: It combines multiple m2ts files into one.
2: Play with powerDVD, no selection menu.

 

[anytop1]

I think it's an imperfect treatment.
@coopervid

 

[anytop1]

Under normal circumstances, anydvd can process this DVD, after processing is complete,
anydvd doesn't change its structure, which I think is perfect.

 

[anytop1]

This is a BOD disc that can be decrypted properly,
This is what it looks like after decryption
@James In any way, can I upload the original file to you? So you can decrypt it