yahknow1
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That's exactly what it means. Why would AnyDVD mention wrong playlists intentionally? ;-) It's not the studios that are doing that, it's AnyDVD. It analyses the discs protection, and then mentions the proper playlist where applicable. The movie studios have squat diddely to do with ANY information in the status window.
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FYI, AnyDVD shortens the "bad" playlists, so the correct playlist is the longest.Ive noticed it's exactly 1 second longer than all the rest of the mpls files?
FYI, AnyDVD shortens the "bad" playlists, so the correct playlist is the longest.
That is because some players/converters choose the longest playlist automatically.
Ah, ok I never thought about that. I wish I would have come here and asked these questions a long time ago. I can remember on more than one occasion where I actually thought the long mpls file was a decoy placed there BY the studios to mess with people.
1) AnyDVD only mentions playlists for screenpass / playlist obfuscated discs. In the other cases where there's only a handful of playlists there's other tools like bdedit or bdinfi that can tell you the right one (eg there's only 2 playlists with main movie)
2) yes on new movie releases, but that's where the logfile comes in. Dev's use that so the next time you insert that disc AnyDVD tells you the right one
There's nothing easy about it, screenpass is anything but easy. But that's for the dev's to worry about.
If you're not sure it's the right one AnyDVD mentions, same thing. Logfile
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So, I'm looking at BDinfo for Beauty and the Beast and it's showing 4 play lists that equal 02:09:16.
Each MPLS shows close to the same info. The only difference I can see is there's an astrisk in front of some audio tracks. In the notes it says: "(*) Some playlists on this disc have hidden tracks. These tracks are marked with an asterisk".
How far in the past was that then?Thanks Pete, but whenever I've tried CloneBD in the past, something seems to always have a problem?