lajoes
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Is Kino Lorber using a new DRM?
All of the titles will play with no problem in my entertainment system, i.e., Samsung TV and Oppo player.
I just ran into a wall backing up my collection of Kino Lorber BD titles. The 2 issues I have are either (1) No audio if there is video or (2) there is no MP4 playable copy.
My laptop setup is:
i7-8700K
64 GB RAM
Win10 Pro
Buffalo BRXL-16U3 optical drives
Software Of choice:
AnyDVD
CloneBD
Alt Software:
PavTube Video Converter Ultimate
PavTube ByteCopy
or
Handbrake
When I use my software of choice I can [appears to be] make an ISO copy of 18,655,744 KB.
Then if I use this software to make an MP4, I can make playable copies of the extras, but, and this is the big BUT, the file size is 15,423,915 KB in size - with NO "length of time" listed (blank). Double click on the file and I message that the file can not be played.
I get this same MP4 file if I try to create an MP4 from the ISO or directly from the disc.
When I use my Alt Software things are different. I end up with an MP4 file sizes of
3,833,391 KB, 8,446,023 KB and 4,656,010 KB.
Now, when I double click on these MP4 files, I can get the video, but the audio is totally out of sync if it's there or it is silent.
All of the titles will play with no problem in my entertainment system, i.e., Samsung TV and Oppo player.
I just ran into a wall backing up my collection of Kino Lorber BD titles. The 2 issues I have are either (1) No audio if there is video or (2) there is no MP4 playable copy.
My laptop setup is:
i7-8700K
64 GB RAM
Win10 Pro
Buffalo BRXL-16U3 optical drives
Software Of choice:
AnyDVD
CloneBD
Alt Software:
PavTube Video Converter Ultimate
PavTube ByteCopy
or
Handbrake
When I use my software of choice I can [appears to be] make an ISO copy of 18,655,744 KB.
Then if I use this software to make an MP4, I can make playable copies of the extras, but, and this is the big BUT, the file size is 15,423,915 KB in size - with NO "length of time" listed (blank). Double click on the file and I message that the file can not be played.
I get this same MP4 file if I try to create an MP4 from the ISO or directly from the disc.
When I use my Alt Software things are different. I end up with an MP4 file sizes of
3,833,391 KB, 8,446,023 KB and 4,656,010 KB.
Now, when I double click on these MP4 files, I can get the video, but the audio is totally out of sync if it's there or it is silent.
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