i tried copyng the amazing spiderman and its infected with cinavia (released Phils Oct 25, 2012

Hi, Yes, there are some of BDs contain the Cinavia protection. Don't worry! DVDFab could disable the Cinavia protection when you Burn the disc and could play on PS3

8.2.1.8 The Amazing spiderman audio temp muted Audio output temporaily muted see http://www.cinavia.com message code 3

Or if you convert movie to mkv or iso and play on Media Player, like the WD TV Live device... Then you don't have to worry about Cinavia

Copied using 8.2.1.5 QT. Main Movie. Cinavia blurb came up, ignored.. Made a perfect copy. compressed to 25GB....

[QUOTE=dcc1048;126828]Copied using 8.2.1.5 QT. Main Movie. Cinavia blurb came up, ignored.. Made a perfect copy. compressed to 25GB....[/QUOTE]This may be true but "playback" is where this problem arises when it's played in blu-ray players infected with the Cinavia copy protection. It's for this reason I purchased a AIOS Media Player and I haven't burned a disc since. Poof! No more Cinavia worries! :D

I have an AIOS too SuperFist and just for s&g I plugged an external drive into one of the USB ports and popped in a known Cinavia protected backup disc, no problems. It makes a nice Cinavia free player with the addition your external drive.

[QUOTE=90312;126955]I have an AIOS too SuperFist and just for s&g I plugged an external drive into one of the USB ports and popped in a known Cinavia protected backup disc, no problems. It makes a nice Cinavia free player with the addition your external drive.[/QUOTE]I have one too another plus is that it has nfs shares so you can stream you're media straigjt from computer and of course no cinavia make life so much more simple and cheaper

[QUOTE=Wilson.Wang;125719]Hi, Yes, there are some of BDs contain the Cinavia protection. Don't worry! DVDFab could disable the Cinavia protection when you Burn the disc and could play on PS3

cinavia [QUOTE=jmhinkle;127026]There was never really a response to this and the thread seems to have taken a detour, but The Amazing Spiderman is still affected even when creating the protected disc. Just want to clarify that so it can be addressed since neither of the two newer releases had a mention of it in the notes.[/QUOTE] What player are you using

[QUOTE=jmhinkle;127026]There was never really a response to this and the thread seems to have taken a detour, but The Amazing Spiderman is still affected even when creating the protected disc. Just want to clarify that so it can be addressed since neither of the two newer releases had a mention of it in the notes.[/QUOTE] Yes the Cinavia protection will be on the backup copy and if your player can hear the signal the audio will mute.

Amazing Spiderman has Cinavia

PWANJO

This is for GregiBoy. Would U please elaborate on Media Players & direct me to the Forum Thread(s). My understanding is that TMT5 and Nero 11 Platinum were high end media payers. TMT5 has been highly recommended by some people who have a lot of knowledge in the field.
I would appreciate a reply. Also , could U please comment on my note below.

My understanding is that the DVDFAB techs are or will be working on a solution that supports protective BDAV that would be more compatible with most BD players. Do U think that will happen?

jmhinkle

TMT5 should not contain Cinavia unless recently changed. I have a friend that runs a media server and TMT5 and has no cinavia problems at all. He does movie only copies to his server to shrink the storage size and speed up movie loading of his library.

jmhinkle

I stand corrected and TMT5 latest build has Cinavia. It is in the Cinavia thread on here towards the end. My friend didn't update his so he is running ok for now.

GregiBoy

Here is one such post. I am referring to Hardware media Players:-

I am sure the techs are working on it but I do not hold out much hope that it will ever be resolved.

[QUOTE=PWANJO;127662]This is for GregiBoy. Would U please elaborate on Media Players & direct me to the Forum Thread(s). My understanding is that TMT5 and Nero 11 Platinum were high end media payers. TMT5 has been highly recommended by some people who have a lot of knowledge in the field.
I would appreciate a reply. Also , could U please comment on my note below.

My understanding is that the DVDFAB techs are or will be working on a solution that supports protective BDAV that would be more compatible with most BD players. Do U think that will happen?[/QUOTE]

drmark12pa

I currently use a media player on my home network for playing all ISO's I create.
However, I'm curious why the CLONE function that essentially makes what I understand to be an identical copy of the original Bluray doesn't make the Cinavia obselete. I have the purchased Amazing Spiderman and have a PS3 with latest software updates (I use Netflix alot on it so have to have the updates along with gaming).
Can someone explain how the Cinavia works to prevent playback on these players when you are making an exact replica of the bluray?

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