Christine Blu-ray (Powerhouse Films UK)

[Moviebuffy]

When running the last beta of AnyDVD HD 8.0.5.3 at the background with settings on default.
The playback of the new Christine Blu-ray from Powerhouse Films UK results in a copy protected message:

"Copy detected (or a rip tool is running if you are trying to watch this movie on your PC)."
Playback is then stopped.

The same happens with the same label's Blu-ray of Brian de Palma's Body Double.
It occurs when starting the movie from the menu.

 

[hamisht]

Interesting. I have both of these titles arriving shortly too..

 

[Ch3vr0n]

OPD will need an update, that's classic screenpass

 

[Pete]

When running the last beta of AnyDVD HD 8.0.5.3 at the background with settings on default.
The playback of the new Christine Blu-ray from Powerhouse Films UK results in a copy protected message:

"Copy detected (or a rip tool is running if you are trying to watch this movie on your PC)."
Playback is then stopped.

The same happens with the same label's Blu-ray of Brian de Palma's Body Double.
It occurs when starting the movie from the menu.

Thank you, "Body Double" should be ok now.
Can you please create and post another log for "Christine"? some information is missing.

 

[Moviebuffy]

No problem, here is a new log for "Christine".

 

[Pete]

No problem, here is a new log for "Christine".

Yes, thank you, much better, it's fixed now.

 

[Moviebuffy]

Yes, thank you, much better, it's fixed now.

Great! Thanks for fixing both titles!

 

[Manni]

Not sure this is fixed if it's the same UK edition.

The JAR subfolder contains fake files for 165GB, on top of the 45Gb of the actual data on the disk (main movie 37Gb).

Total size for the back up ends up being 210Gb.

I attach the log.

 

[Pete]

Not sure this is fixed if it's the same UK edition.

It's a different disc.
Please create another log file now, then it can be fixed.

 

[Manni]

It's a different disc.
Please create another log file now, then it can be fixed.

Thanks, but what do you mean create another logfile? I've already attached a logfile, how different do you want the other logfile to be?

 

[snakke]

New log file will contain additional information that the original log file did not allowing it to be fixed

 

[Manni]

New log file will contain additional information that the original log file did not allowing it to be fixed

Sure, but what do I have to do to provide a different logfile? I have ALREADY provided a logfile for this title (the one that generates a 210gb backup) in my first post (#8) above. If I provide another logfile for this very same disc, why would it be in any way different unless I do something different to generate it? I never heard of the need to generate a logfile twice to fix the same disc.

 

[snakke]

Anydvd will check the OPD which will tell it to include new information in the new log file needed to fix the disc

Create a new log file will allow it to be fix, no new log file no fix

 

[Manni]

Anydvd will check the OPD which will tell it to include new information in the new log file needed to fix the disc

Create a new log file will allow it to be fix, no new log file no fix

Thank you, now I understand.

 

[Pete]

Thank you, now I understand.

Arr, I'm sorry - I think I messed this up - your post got deleted.
Embarrassed to ask: can you just post it again (the same one will do this time )? Then it's only a matter of minutes to fix.

 

[Manni]

Arr, I'm sorry - I think I messed this up - your post got deleted.
Embarrassed to ask: can you just post it again (the same one will do this time )? Then it's only a matter of minutes to fix.

No problem, here it is again.

 

[Pete]

No problem, here it is again.

Ok, now it's done.

 

[Manni]

Ok, now it's done.

Thanks a lot, I'll try again when I'm back home and will report back.

 

[Manni]

Ok, now it's done.

Fixed thank you

Backup now 45Gb as expected and playing fine. Thanks again for such a quick resolution.