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BD High School Musical 3 Problem

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danielhu

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Just got this Blu-ray yesterday, I use PowerDVD 8 2217a to play it, it has
no audio/video then auto shut down. :mad:
here is the log file
error message:
MFR: File 00000.jar is too big! Sectors available: 276, Sectors required: 277
MFR: File 88888.jar is too big! Sectors available: 67, Sectors required: 68
MFR: File 00100.jar is too big! Sectors available: 210, Sectors required: 211
MFR: File 77777.jar is too big! Sectors available: 654, Sectors required: 656
 

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You have problematic filters install and need to be removed. Bear in mind which ever program installs them they won’t work anymore.

DRVMCDB (System32\Drivers\DRVMCDB.SYS), Version: 3.30.18.0 (1.0.0.1)
Company: Sonic Solutions
Copyright: Copyright c Sonic Solutions
Description: Device Driver
FileVersion: 3.30.18a

DLACDBHM (System32\Drivers\DLACDBHM.SYS), Version: 5.20.3.0 (1.0.0.1)
Company: Sonic Solutions
Copyright: Copyright c 2004 Sonic Solutions
Description: Shared Driver Component
FileVersion: 5.20.03a
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1.

i) Create a backup of your registry: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322756

ii) Download imgburn. It's a free program: http://www.imgburn.com/index.php?act=download
(it's also an excellent program)

iii) Go to Tools > Filter Driver Load Order.

Select "DRVMCDB". Click "remove selected filter".
Select "DLACDBHM". Click "remove selected filter".

Click "ok".

2.

Reboot, once done create another log file and post it.

Keep in mind that the programs that installed those filters may no longer function properly.

3.

After restart of computer Click the red fox icon on your toolbar. Click "default". Click "ok" before creating log file.
(I am interested in to see if anydvd works by only removing AACS, then I can look further into troubleshooting).
 
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Hawk said:
You have problematic filters install and need to be removed. Bear in mind which ever program installs them they won’t work anymore.
1.

i) Create a backup of your registry: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322756

ii) Download imgburn. It's a free program: http://www.imgburn.com/index.php?act=download
(it's also an excellent program)

iii) Go to Tools > Filter Driver Load Order.

Select "DRVMCDB". Click "remove selected filter".
Select "DLACDBHM". Click "remove selected filter".

Click "ok".

2.

Reboot, once done create another log file and post it.

Keep in mind that the programs that installed those filters may no longer function properly.

3.

After restart of computer Click the red fox icon on your toolbar. Click "default". Click "ok" before creating log file.
(I am interested in to see if anydvd works by only removing AACS, then I can look further into troubleshooting).
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Hi I removed those filters, but it still the same.
so I turn off the AnyDVD HD, then it plays well.
What's the next step I should do? make a ISO with protection?
 
danielhu said:
Hi I removed those filters, but it still the same.
so I turn off the AnyDVD HD, then it plays well.
What's the next step I should do? make a ISO with protection?
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Next step is to do step 3 as listed (the most important step--the one that affects java and maybe resolves your problem).

And then post another Anydvd log zip file.
 
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Webslinger said:
Next step is to step 3 as listed (the most important step--the one that affects java and maybe resolves your problem).

And then post another Anydvd log zip file.
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Sorry, I forgot to do the step3, now it plays fine with AnyDVD on.
and I notice those 2 filters were come from SONY HDR-SR11 software.
after removing the filters, my KMP player & Media Player Classic play better than before.
Thanks for the help
 

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HSM3 High School Muscial 3

I saw this

And receive a similar message:

Code: 
MFR: File 00700.jar is too big! Sectors available: 297, Sectors required: 298
MFR: File 00600.jar is too big! Sectors available: 297, Sectors required: 298
MFR: File 00000.jar is too big! Sectors available: 297, Sectors required: 298

What does it mean ?
 

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We've seen this error before and it was inconclusive as to its cause.

Is the log you attached of the actual disc data or of the ISO?

Do you still have the setup for 6522? and if so, can you go back to that version?

We'd appreciate it if you would open a support ticket so we could better handle this.

http://www.slysoft.com/en/contact.html
 
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The log was from the original disk, the result was the same for 6522 (that's why I upgraded to the new Beta).

I've not watched the film yet, but I did demux/remux it into a single m2ts with main video + converted audio - and that 'seems' to be OK jumping around various scenes.
 
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mrr19121970 said:
I saw this

And receive a similar message:

Code: 
MFR: File 00700.jar is too big! Sectors available: 297, Sectors required: 298
MFR: File 00600.jar is too big! Sectors available: 297, Sectors required: 298
MFR: File 00000.jar is too big! Sectors available: 297, Sectors required: 298

What does it mean ?
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Keep the disc at hand, Peer might ask you for these .jar files.
 
I know, that's why I put a link there to your thread in my original post. Personally I don't have any issues with the message or playback, but I'm happy to provide information to help 'overcome' the message.

Are you also using the hacked firmware ? On your LG GGC-H20L ?

I've PMed the dev team with the JAR files.
 
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mrr19121970 said:
I know, that's why I put a link there to your thread in my original post. Personally I don't have any issues with the message or playback, but I'm happy to provide information to help 'overcome' the message.

Are you also using the hacked firmware ? On your LG GGC-H20L ?

I've PMed the dev team with the JAR files.
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Yes, I update the hacked firmware on my LG drive, but my SONY drive shows the same result. So I don't think its firmware problem.
 
Ticket open - Dev informed

This is being handled in support via a ticket - developers are in the boat.
 
FYI...

Trying on my Laptop now with a MATSHITA BD rom.

V6519 installed and no error message.
V6520 installed and error message.

I repeated the test on my desktop with LG

V6523 uninstall (no reboot)
V6519 installed and error message.
 

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mrr19121970 said:
FYI...

Trying on my Laptop now with a MATSHITA BD rom.

V6519 installed and no error message.
V6520 installed and error message.

I repeated the test on my desktop with LG

V6523 uninstall (no reboot)
V6519 installed and error message.
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Interesting. Peer will let you know if he needs the original file (AnyDVD disabled) 00700.jar, 00600.jar and 00000.jar from your disc (I assume he will).
 
Here are the JARs

I finally rebooted my Vista x64 machine (after downgrading to 6519), and now no error message
 

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danielhu said:
Just got this Blu-ray yesterday, I use PowerDVD 8 2217a to play it, it has
no audio/video then auto shut down. :mad:
here is the log file
error message:
MFR: File 00000.jar is too big! Sectors available: 276, Sectors required: 277
MFR: File 88888.jar is too big! Sectors available: 67, Sectors required: 68
MFR: File 00100.jar is too big! Sectors available: 210, Sectors required: 211
MFR: File 77777.jar is too big! Sectors available: 654, Sectors required: 656
Click to expand...

While resetting AnyDVD to default surely did the trick for you, that's just because the JAR files aren't touched then anymore.
The problem itself still persists.
Sorry for jumping in here so late, I was on vacation.
Can you please provide the JAR files?
 
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