DrinkLyeAndDie
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I am pretty sure, that AnyDVD's icon would turn purple during playback, if PowerDVD would check for Cinavia.
And that's good to know if we ever need to know.
I am pretty sure, that AnyDVD's icon would turn purple during playback, if PowerDVD would check for Cinavia.
You missed my point. The dragging folders comment is that PowerDVD doesn't enforce Cinavia with folders or at least hasn't yet that I am aware. I don't have the time to rip a Cinavia disc to folder just to test to see if they suddenly changed that but I doubt they did. I find the logic lacking but that's fine by me. AnyDVD doesn't have to worry about it.
CloneBD will tell you within a few seconds during playback.I would like to get my hands on a Cinavia disk just to have the opportunity to play with this. Nothing I have uses it. At least, not as far as I can tell.
I have PowerDVD 20 Ultra (same version as you), and with the "Prevent player software from detecting Cinavia" enabled by default by AnyDVD, but on my Windows 10 Pro v1909 64 bit laptop. Unfortunately, I don't think that I have any Cinavia discs. Just a sec, I have "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse," but I don't think that has Cinavia. I'll check it out and post the results in a bit.Hi,
I'm on AnyDVD HD v8.4.9.2 beta and PowerDVD 20 Ultra (from Steam) v20.0.1519.62 64-bit and Cinavia seems to be broken. I'm running Windows 10 Pro v2004 (May 2020 update). I've had the Cinavia DRM kick on Underworld: Blood Wars 4k BD, Underworld: Blood Wars (1080p) BD, Resident Evil: Damnation BD:- Cinavia Error 3 - audio muted after 20 mins. All of the aforementioned discs are Sony releases. This is all when trying to read movies straight off the original retail discs, I haven't done any rips.
EDIT: I should note that my BD drive is a LG WH14NS40 that's been firmware flashed to read UHD movie discs. I bought the drive from an Ebay seller who had pre-flashed it.
Cinavia meanwhile doesn't kick in when watching discs through VLC (v3.0.11 64-bit).
From reading this thread it seems like the Fox tray icon should be turning purple when Cinavia is detected, but that hasn't been the case for me. It remains red with sunglasses.
I have "Prevent player software from detecting Cinavia" ticked in the AnyDVD HD Program Settings.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks for your informative sig. I'm posting logs here.Their might be a need to post an AnyDVD log of your problematic disc, just so that Support can take a look and see what the issue is.
Good luck.
You're welcome.Thanks for your informative sig. I'm posting logs here.
Thanks in advance.
The problem might be the "steam" version. It could be something trivial, like an unusual installation path (like "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\PowerDVD 20 Ultra") or something specific to the steam version.Hi,
I'm on AnyDVD HD v8.4.9.2 beta and PowerDVD 20 Ultra (from Steam) v20.0.1519.62 64-bit and Cinavia seems to be broken. I'm running Windows 10 Pro v2004 (May 2020 update). I've had the Cinavia DRM kick on Underworld: Blood Wars 4k BD, Underworld: Blood Wars (1080p) BD, Resident Evil: Damnation BD:- Cinavia Error 3 - audio muted after 20 mins. All of the aforementioned discs are Sony releases. This is all when trying to read movies straight off the original retail discs, I haven't done any rips.
EDIT: I should note that my BD drive is a LG WH14NS40 that's been firmware flashed to read UHD movie discs. I bought the drive from an Ebay seller who had pre-flashed it.
Cinavia meanwhile doesn't kick in when watching discs through VLC (v3.0.11 64-bit).
From reading this thread it seems like the Fox tray icon should be turning purple when Cinavia is detected, but that hasn't been the case for me. It remains red with sunglasses.
I have "Prevent player software from detecting Cinavia" ticked in the AnyDVD HD Program Settings.
Thanks in advance.
This indicates, that AnyDVD does absolutely nothing. The fox must turn purple during playback. With or without Cinavia present on the disc.From reading this thread it seems like the Fox tray icon should be turning purple when Cinavia is detected, but that hasn't been the case for me. It remains red with sunglasses.
So have you got any ideas of what I can do? I tried setting AnyDVD HD's settings to default, it didn't help.This indicates, that AnyDVD does absolutely nothing. The fox must turn purple during playback. With or without Cinavia present on the disc.
Have you tried to exit AnyDVD and start it as Administrator?So have you got any ideas of what I can do? I tried setting AnyDVD HD's settings to default, it didn't help.
Thanks in advance.
I tried setting every EXE I could find in the AnyDVD and PowerDVD folders to open as Administrator in the Properties > Compatibility tab. No luck.Have you tried to exit AnyDVD and start it as Administrator?
Don't run PowerDVD elevated. Just do, what I have told you:I tried setting every EXE I could find in the AnyDVD and PowerDVD folders to open as Administrator in the Properties > Compatibility tab. No luck.
No.I have a feeling that this might be a hardware issue, due to the hacked firmware on my drive.
Are you saying the steam version of PowerDVD worked before?I definitely recall the fox tray icon turning purple when I watched Cinavia protected discs like Starship Troopers: Invasion and Appleseed Alpha over a year ago using my old BD drive.
I don't think this will help.I'll try installing a spare BD drive into my PC and seeing what happens.
Certainly not.Would a CPU upgrade help?
Another idea: Any recent update of Anti-Virus, Anti-whatever software, which could interfere?So have you got any ideas of what I can do? I tried setting AnyDVD HD's settings to default, it didn't help.
Thanks in advance.
IObit is one of those crappy, system crippling so called "PC speedup and optimizer tools", and many other products.Another idea: Any recent update of Anti-Virus, Anti-whatever software, which could interfere?
What is "IO Bit" with the many filter drivers? Can you uninstall or disable it? Same for ESET?
Ran just AnyDVD elevated. Still no purple fox icon.Don't run PowerDVD elevated. Just do, what I have told you:
"Exit AnyDVD, right click the desktop icon, "run as administrator"."
I was using an older version at the time, PowerDVD 14 (non-Steam) I think. Bought and installed PowerDVD 20 for the UHD disc support.Are you saying the steam version of PowerDVD worked before?
In this case try uninstalling and reinstalling PowerDVD.
Tried running with ESET protection disabled and IOBit Smart Security exited, no difference.Another idea: Any recent update of Anti-Virus, Anti-whatever software, which could interfere?
What is "IO Bit" with the many filter drivers? Can you uninstall or disable it? Same for ESET?