Trial user here.
I see references to "submitting a log" to RedFox when playlist de-obfuscation fails. I'm not sure if I'm supposed to submit it directly, or through these forums.
I have a Blu-ray-only copy of Cars that I'm attempting to rip. AnyDVD doesn't show any "correct" playlist in the status window. Handbrake shows four playlists with the same duration (00052, 00072, 00074, and 00077).
I'm currently comparing MakeMKV and AnyDVD. MakeMKV claimed the last three playlists were "identical" to 00052 (they aren't; at the very least they have fewer audio and subtitle tracks), so it simply removed them.
I'm currently ripping 00052.mpls as I do believe it to be the actual original video. However, wanted to submit a log for analysis by AnyDVD. Hope this is the right way/place to do this. Thanks!
I see references to "submitting a log" to RedFox when playlist de-obfuscation fails. I'm not sure if I'm supposed to submit it directly, or through these forums.
I have a Blu-ray-only copy of Cars that I'm attempting to rip. AnyDVD doesn't show any "correct" playlist in the status window. Handbrake shows four playlists with the same duration (00052, 00072, 00074, and 00077).
I'm currently comparing MakeMKV and AnyDVD. MakeMKV claimed the last three playlists were "identical" to 00052 (they aren't; at the very least they have fewer audio and subtitle tracks), so it simply removed them.
I'm currently ripping 00052.mpls as I do believe it to be the actual original video. However, wanted to submit a log for analysis by AnyDVD. Hope this is the right way/place to do this. Thanks!
So you did that right. As to screenpass, that's not on this disc. That title only has 4 playlists (the ones you mentioned). It's likely just a matter of the "angles" being slightly different. Meaning intro/outro credits, ingame signage that sort of stuff.