Here is a log file
That's a Streetlocked BD+ disc - release date 20th.
WTF?
That is to say that now your policy is to respect the release dates so that after copying the disk, that stupid.-
This will be decrypted today or tomorrow, just waiting.
"streetdate" is a pure merchandising, just still trying and some time "voala", BD+ Decrypted
No. StreetLock/StreetDate is real. This disc won't be decrypted before the date mentioned, at least not by AnyDVD.
C'mon man, be real, see the last BD+ disc.
Miss Peregrine streetdate (december, 13)
Disc decrypted by redfox (december, 03)
What about streetdate?
Just waiting, this disc will be decrypted today or tomorrow (march,10)
To play (decrypt) the disc, you need the code from this website: http://www.playmybluray.com/1/slk_en.htmlSomeone help me out here. The physical encryption of the disc does not change, it is a disc. Changing the date on my PC requires a few clicks. So how does "Streetlock" matter really?
To play (decrypt) the disc, you need the code from this website: http://www.playmybluray.com/1/slk_en.html
Right James I get that and know the site. Maybe I do not know encryption that well. The disc has an encryption code that is static so deciphering the contents should work the same as any other disc. Changing of the calendar date should not affect this. BD players that are not internet connected should play this movie just fine, they couldn't care less what today's date is, if they even have a clock in them. Help me out here.