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?

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=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

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.

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!

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.

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.

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.

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

Yes I do have the module enabled. Also passkey did not show the usual warning either.

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

Supposed to have Cinavia but does not?

artform1946

cinavia removal

Need explanation of posts in this forum. I purchased cinavia removal when it first came out. I'm currently using DVD Fab 10.0.3.6. I have multiple blu ray disks (rentals) which contain cinavia. Settings show removal enabled. Cinavia is never removed.
1. Is removal not possible on Rentals?
2. Do I need to update blu ray @ dvd drives? About 5 years old.?
3. If I play copied movies on Sony Blu ray player. Cinavia is still present and mutes movie.
4. If I play copied movies on PC with DVD Fab media player 3 they play without cinavia functioning.

Any assistance3 would be appreciated.

3dman

Cinavia is removed for the store brought disk.
You don't need new drives but do keep their firmware up to date.
Fab media player doesn't see the Cinavia and will always play the infected disk.
We don't copy or even talk about Rental's you must own the disk to be able to comply with making a back up copy according to most laws.
Read the forum rules as they are very strict on enforcing these rules.

MrVideo

[QUOTE=3dman7;195748]We don't copy or even talk about Rental's you must own the disk to be able to comply with making a back up copy according to most laws.[/QUOTE]
True, but it is very possible to buy used rental discs. That said, because the number of people who will actually own rental discs is so slim, it is not worth the staff's efforts to remove Cinavia.

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