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Furious 7 BR from 4k disc set audio watermark & playlist

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Furious 7 BR disc out today from a 4k disc set.

AnyDVD HD Beta and CloneBD 1.1.5.0. logfile included.

Titles 839 & 841 selected both 40+ min and 801 & 800 2hr+ not selected. All had Audio Watermark warnings on preview.
 

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Qwikie said:
Furious 7 BR disc out today from a 4k disc set.

AnyDVD HD Beta and CloneBD 1.1.5.0. logfile included.

Titles 839 & 841 selected both 40+ min and 801 & 800 2hr+ not selected. All had Audio Watermark warnings on preview.
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What are you saying?
Are you informing us, that this disc has Cinavia or do you have a problem with it?

You didn't include a Clonebd log file btw.
What I can see, is that you didn't select Cinavia removal in AnyDVD.
 
Pete said:
What are you saying?
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I believe it's just that CloneBD selects 839/841 automatically on the selection page at the top of the list (they are just a section of the movie)
If I remember correctly it was discussed previously - it's not any protection, just CloneBD "guesses" wrong with it's choices (it thinks it's an TV episode disc)
The full movie playlists are shown below 839/841 you just have to select them instead.

Edit: Just ran FF7 through CloneBD here's a screenshot below of what CloneBD lists/selects.
FF7.png
 
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Well, this is the CloneBD section, not AnyDVD and he mentioned watermarking.
So, the OP should better clarify that himself.
 
Pete said:
What are you saying?
Are you informing us, that this disc has Cinavia or do you have a problem with it?

You didn't include a Clonebd log file btw.
What I can see, is that you didn't select Cinavia removal in AnyDVD.
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Didn't want to take time to rip since CloneBD had Audio Watermark warning. Am proceeding to rip as I post this.

Checked settings and it shows the Ciavia box checked.
 
ddjmagic said:
I believe it's just that CloneBD selects 839/841 automatically on the selection page at the top of the list (they are just a section of the movie)
If I remember correctly it was discussed previously - it's not any protection, just CloneBD "guesses" wrong with it's choices (it thinks it's an TV episode disc)
The full movie playlists are shown below 839/841 you just have to select them instead.

Edit: Just ran FF7 through CloneBD here's a screenshot below of what CloneBD lists/selects.
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I have same screen and in Preview Play warns Audio Watermark.
 
Pete said:
Well, this is the CloneBD section, not AnyDVD and he mentioned watermarking.
So, the OP should better clarify that himself.
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This is the AnyDVDHD section. And yes it is warning in Preview of Audio Watermark for both 2hr+ clips.
 
Can you post an image please. sounds like you're confusing screenpass with cinavia
 
I'm still ripping in CloneBD to get to create a logfile. I assumed it was an AnyDVDHD related problem due to being Audio Watermarks. I'm researching this more in forum while I await rip completion.
 
Pete said:
What are you saying?
Are you informing us, that this disc has Cinavia or do you have a problem with it?

You didn't include a Clonebd log file btw.
What I can see, is that you didn't select Cinavia removal in AnyDVD.
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Sorry. Too quick a settings look. Thought check for Prevent player software from detecting Cinavia (default) should be checked.

Also noted Remove Cinavia watermark from CloneBD audio stream during copy WAS NOT checked. Will test withthat too after this rip.
 
It should, but that setting as the help will tell you prevents SOFTWARE players (like powerdvd) from detecting the signal. CloneBD isn't a player
 
Just finished rip in CloneBD and included logfile.
Ch3vr0n said:
It should, but that setting as the help will tell you prevents SOFTWARE players (like powerdvd) from detecting the signal. CloneBD isn't a player
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Thanks for tip. Added check to Remove Cinavia. Now selects correct title. Still get Audio Watermark warning.
CloneBD logfile attached.

Feel free to move thread to CloneBD forum. Please just let me know if you can.

Thanks.
 

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remove cinavia should have absolutely zero effect on playlist selection. As to the warning that's what CloneBD is supposed to do! It warns you that cinavia is present in the selected audio track on the selected video clip. So you know you have to actually remove it or play on a non-cinavia detecting player.
 
Ch3vr0n said:
remove cinavia should have absolutely zero effect on playlist selection. As to the warning that's what CloneBD is supposed to do! It warns you that cinavia is present in the selected audio track on the selected video clip. So you know you have to actually remove it or play on a non-cinavia detecting player.
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So, if I check the Remove Cinavia Audio box I still get the warning in CloneBD, but then I could just rip it and it will play ok on PowerDVD 15 or VLC? Sorry for my confusion, but I've been using AnyDVDHD/CloneBD since they were 1st Sold by Slysoft/Elby and never, ever, got the Audio Watermark warning until this disk.
 
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VLC is not a licensed player, it couldn't care less about cinavia. If you want to play on PowerDVD 15, you don't need to remove it either. As removing it comes at an audio quality loss. For playback in PowerDVD you only need to keep that other one enabled (and it is by default), "Prevent cinavia detection by software player". That will prevent PowerDVD from detecting the signal. That does NOT mean CloneBD will stop warning you the signal is present. That's not what that setting or CloneBD are designed to do.
 
Ch3vr0n said:
VLC is not a licensed player, it couldn't care less about cinavia. If you want to play on PowerDVD 15, you don't need to remove it either. As removing it comes at an audio quality loss. For playback in PowerDVD you only need to keep that other one enabled (and it is by default), "Prevent cinavia detection by software player". That will prevent PowerDVD from detecting the signal. That does NOT mean CloneBD will stop warning you the signal is present. That's not what that setting or CloneBD are designed to do.
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Thanks for the clarification. I will revert to defaults like I ALWAYS have.

I never remember getting the warning before Furious 7 disc and am still just curious why I never saw it before.
 
then you simply didn't have any disc that had cinavia until now. That's all.
 
Thanks so much Ch3rv0n and everybody else for enlightening me. Very helpful.

RedFox please carry on with your important work.
 
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