WELCOME to a new sandbox to allow play space for those who insist on continuously going on about Cinavia playback denial.
Please use this thread to discuss or speculate or complain about Cinavia and Slyce. There is already a very big thread on the subject.
General discussion things like "try this" "try that" "why won't this work" "look here for a fix" ..... about cinavia will get nuked or moved to the High Def Thread for cinavia.
https://forum.slysoft.com/showthread.php?t=48789
We do not need bloat-speak "why not try this?", "when?", "why so long?", etc ... and it's overkill to say the least.
Let's level-set this topic as it applies to Slyce.
1. First, I am getting very annoyed at seeing the word "cancer" used in connection with this playback-only limitation. I have a reason for that.
2. Cinavia will NOT be addressed in the initial release of Slyce to the best of my knowledge. It does not prevent getting the back-up, it does have a "to-do" priority here for us but is lower than getting Slyce rolled out.
3. As for "2", the easiest solution for the "Cinavia problem" is to use a player which *cannot* play retail Blu-ray discs. No retail Blu-ray playback = no AACS license required = no Cinavia. If you can live without full menus, there are many very good and very cheap media players available.
4. All "cinavia" posts in the pre-release Slyce Forum will be moved here for now.
Please use this thread to discuss or speculate or complain about Cinavia and Slyce. There is already a very big thread on the subject.
General discussion things like "try this" "try that" "why won't this work" "look here for a fix" ..... about cinavia will get nuked or moved to the High Def Thread for cinavia.
https://forum.slysoft.com/showthread.php?t=48789
We do not need bloat-speak "why not try this?", "when?", "why so long?", etc ... and it's overkill to say the least.
Let's level-set this topic as it applies to Slyce.
1. First, I am getting very annoyed at seeing the word "cancer" used in connection with this playback-only limitation. I have a reason for that.
2. Cinavia will NOT be addressed in the initial release of Slyce to the best of my knowledge. It does not prevent getting the back-up, it does have a "to-do" priority here for us but is lower than getting Slyce rolled out.
3. As for "2", the easiest solution for the "Cinavia problem" is to use a player which *cannot* play retail Blu-ray discs. No retail Blu-ray playback = no AACS license required = no Cinavia. If you can live without full menus, there are many very good and very cheap media players available.
4. All "cinavia" posts in the pre-release Slyce Forum will be moved here for now.
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