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Problem with Green Lantern Extended edition

Assuming you aren't using a trial version then just try again a bit later. If you still can't connect then check your firewall settings (BTW a logfile might be helpful)
 
cwf said:
When I insert a copy of Green Lantern into my PC running AnyDVD HD and Windows XP it starts to read the disk and then abruptly reboots my PC. I've tried turning off the region code but no joy.
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I have tried this disc on 3 different computers and they all re-boot as soon as andydvd starts reading the disc. A real demon this one is!!
 
Another disc for which you're not going to see log files since it reboots the computer. I'll bet that's no accident. SlySoft may need the physical disc.
 
These are 2 different issues. The OP can't connect to the server and is not having a reboot issue. And none of them say whether it's the DVD or the Blu-ray version or what region it is etc
 
There are also multiple Blu-Ray and DVD versions (within the same region). One version may have a rebooting issue, one may not.

Confusion will reign if no log files can be posted.
 
Pelvis Popcan said:
There are also multiple Blu-Ray and DVD versions (within the same region). One version may have a rebooting issue, one may not.

Confusion will reign if no log files can be posted.
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Indeed.

I've just ordered this movie via Amazon, and I'll post the log for it when I get the disc in two-three days.
 
We need the people who are having issues to let us know what they have. I have the US Blu-ray of this myself and am having no issues with it
 
Adbear said:
We need the people who are having issues to let us know what they have. I have the US Blu-ray of this myself and am having no issues with it
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Nice to know that if I don't have any issues with the disc that I should be ok.
 
Might be worth posting a logfile for an empty drive. As I said I have the US version as well and mine doesn't cause my system to reboot
 
Adbear said:
Might be worth posting a logfile for an empty drive. As I said I have the US version as well and mine doesn't cause my system to reboot
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OK. Here it is for 1 PC. Do need the other 2 I tried?
 

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I also have the reboot problem with this disc. I have the Green Lantern (Movie only edition) from Amazon. I use MyMovies + AnyDVD HD on my WHS v1 to rip movies, and this disc continually causes my WHS to either reboot or BSOD. Never had any problems with any other disc, BD or DVD.

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I decided to try copying it with my Win 7 laptop, and it worked perfectly. I guess it's an issue with XP/Server 2003/WHS.
 
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kegobeer said:
I also have the reboot problem with this disc. I have the Green Lantern (Movie only edition) from Amazon. I use MyMovies + AnyDVD HD on my WHS v1 to rip movies, and this disc continually causes my WHS to either reboot or BSOD. Never had any problems with any other disc, BD or DVD.

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I decided to try copying it with my Win 7 laptop, and it worked perfectly. I guess it's an issue with XP/Server 2003/WHS.
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Can anyone post an AnyDVD log file from this disc? Obviously it seems to work on SOME systems.

Note that because of the online protection database, the disc should work for everyone with an internet connection now - only creating an AnyDVD log file will reveal any problems.

In case anyone gets (or previously got) a bluescreen: please post a crash dump file (usually found in c:\windows\minidump)
 
I'll have to wait until I get mine back as I lent it out, but I can say it's worked fine on 3 Win 7 systems
 
Adbear said:
I'll have to wait until I get mine back as I lent it out, but I can say it's worked fine on 3 Win 7 systems
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If you didn't create a log file then, you'd simply have had the good fortune of having the online protection database allowing AnyDVD to skip the need to work on the disc. In other words: that it worked fine, say's nothing at all.

Creating a log file forces AnyDVD through the whole process, so only then you'll know.
 
My system that I rip on isn't connected to the net so it can't have used the online database
 
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