Supposed to have Cinavia but does not?

ScorpionStingz

Wanting to make use of the Cinavia removal module and believing this disc to be infected I purchased on eBAY a Blu-ray of Django Unchained without a case very cheap and it contained the master audio 5.1 English track but no Cinavia, yet this title is on the infected Blu-ray list. Would you happen to know more about how or why this might be?

3dman

It's likely a bootlegged copy maybe they used Fab on it already and could even do a silkscreen label to make it look real.Not having a box and if it's sold cheaper than a store brought disk makes it highly likely.

october262

[QUOTE=ScorpionStingz;195398]Wanting to make use of the Cinavia removal module and believing this disc to be infected I purchased on eBAY a Blu-ray of Django Unchained without a case very cheap and it contained the master audio 5.1 English track but no Cinavia, yet this title is on the infected Blu-ray list. Would you happen to know more about how or why this might be?[/QUOTE]

does the disc have a sticker in the center of the disc ??
disc might be an ex rental

3dman

Rentals have Cinavia in them and don't have HD soundtracks most of the time if it's a rental only disk they also have no extra's as a store disk will.

ScorpionStingz

Not a rental

[QUOTE=3dman7;195399]It's likely a bootlegged copy maybe they used Fab on it already and could even do a silkscreen label to make it look real.Not having a box and if it's sold cheaper than a store brought disk makes it highly likely.[/QUOTE]

My BD looks completely legit (also a non-rental) and came with a bonuses disc... Very odd... feel free to chime in anytime Fab team!

ScorpionStingz

Not Previously processed

[QUOTE=3dman7;195402]Rentals have Cinavia in them and don't have HD soundtracks most of the time if it's a rental only disk they also have no extra's as a store disk will.[/QUOTE]

Fab module leaves PCM after Cinavia removal and said disc has English master audio untouched and un-infected. I would really like more help (from anyone) trying to figure this mystery out.

ScorpionStingz

No sticker!

[QUOTE=october262;195400]does the disc have a sticker in the center of the disc ??
disc might be an ex rental[/QUOTE]

Does not say rental on it either.

ScorpionStingz

Real bd's without case cheap on eBay

[QUOTE=3dman7;195399]It's likely a bootlegged copy maybe they used Fab on it already and could even do a silkscreen label to make it look real.Not having a box and if it's sold cheaper than a store brought disk makes it highly likely.[/QUOTE]
Real Bd's that have maybe been out a little while and without cases can be found at bargain basement prices, and there are no laws against paying less to own something.

october262

Do you have cinavia removal enabled ?? - common settings - general
Cinavia - check enable cinavia removal.

ScorpionStingz

Yes I do have the module enabled.

Also passkey did not show the usual warning either.

october262

There's also a guide - http://www.dvdfab.cn/blu-ray-cinavia-removal.htm

signals

I have the US retail version of this disc and it most certainly has Cinavia, which DVDFab removes correctly. What you have is almost certainly a Korean knockoff of the original which may or may not have Cinavia but if it is a counterfeit, it may or may not contain the Cinavia infection but will not match the disc ID of the true original which means that DVDFab will not recognize the infection. Please post Cinavia questions in the correct forum in the future and attach the DVDFab internal log session.

3dman

Another way to find out for sure is to put the disk in img burn and see what brand of blank disk was used to copy the disk the store brought disk will use one brand of blank disk for the whole run where as a boot leg disk will use cheaper low cost blanks.Another hint is to look for misspelled words.Ebay has been long know for bootlegged items from coins to art to dvd's buyer beware.

3dman

Should of said in my last post when looking for bootleg disks put disk in Img burn select (read) disk look for IMP ID look at file size to see if bootleg disk is compressed and look at burn speeds for disk in drive they may be different from store brought disk that you need to compare these value's to.Also look to see if disk was made region free in addition to disk serial number.Misspelled words are a dead giveaway as well as region free.

ScorpionStingz

Everything checks out as Genuine

1. The shiny side of the BD has those markers and numbers like all genuine BD'S 2. Has Master audio 3. Is Cinavia free 4. Has full length, and fully working menus 5. Plays perfectly on ps4 6. shows no signs of being counterfeit 7. Came with a second bonuses disc (making of the movie). 8. Nothing odd showing in ImgBurn 9. Is AACS protected 10. Confirmed by passkey to be region A

3dman

Please post a internal log file and signals and you can compare disk serial numbers and disk size.

MrVideo

[QUOTE=3dman7;195414]Another way to find out for sure is to put the disk in img burn and see what brand of blank disk was used to copy the disk the store brought disk will use one brand of blank disk for the whole run where as a boot leg disk will use cheaper low cost blanks.[/QUOTE]
Produced discs are not burned using blanks, they are pressed.

3dman

MR Video:I corrected my post with the one after it i couldn't retract it timer for doing so expired.However a bootleg disk can be copied or pressed depends on their equipment.

MrVideo

[QUOTE=3dman7;195426]However a bootleg disk can be copied or pressed depends on their equipment.[/QUOTE]
True, if it is a bootleg. But, the posting was about store-bought. :D

3dman

No the posting was about a ebay purchase look at post #1 god only knows where the sellers source for the disk is.