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    #1

    Is the Fox more sly than the Monkey?

    The Fox says:

    Summary for drive X: (AnyDVD 6.6.0.7)
    PIONEER DVD-RWDVR-112 1.28 08/07/25PIONEER
    Drive (Hardware) Region: 2

    Video DVD (or CD) label: FRIDAY_THE_13TH_2009
    Media is CSS protected!
    Video Standard: PAL
    Media is locked to region(s): 2!

    Structural copy protection not found.
    RCE protection not found.
    Autorun not found on Video DVD.
    Bad sector protection not found.
    Emulating RPC-2 drive with region 2!
    ================================================== ==

    But the Monkey Says:

    Volume name: FRIDAY_THE_13TH_2009
    Video standard: PAL
    Layer 0 size: 1059331585 sectors (2069007 MBytes)
    Layer 1 size: 1059331585 sectors (2069007 MBytes)

    CSS (Content Scramble System) protection is removed!
    RC (Region Code) protection is removed!
    RCE (Region Code Enhancement) protection is not found.
    APS (Analog Protection System) protection is removed!
    UOPs (User Operation Prohibitions) protection is removed!

    Invalid PTTs protection is not found.
    Invalid PGCIs protection is not found.
    Invalid PGCs protection is not found.
    Invalid TMAPs protection is not found.
    Invalid CELLs protection is removed!
    Invalid VOBUs protection is removed!
    Fake vts 7 is removed!
    1 fake vts protections are removed!
    Potential bad sector (vts:8 title begin:0 end:422) is removed!
    1 potential bad sector protections are removed!
    Structure protection (ARccOS, RipGuard, etc.) is removed!

    PathPlayer is enabled!
    Unplayable cell (vts:6 title pgc:2 cell:1) is removed!
    Unplayable cell (vts:6 title pgc:3 cell:1) is removed!
    Unplayable cell (vts:6 title pgc:4 cell:1) is removed!
    Unplayable cell (vts:6 title pgc:5 cell:1) is removed!
    Unplayable cell (vts:8 title pgc:1 cell:1) is removed!
    Unplayable cell (vts:9 title pgc:1 cell:1) is removed!
    Unplayable cell (vts:10 title pgc:1 cell:1) is removed!
    Unplayable cell (vts:11 title pgc:1 cell:1) is removed!
    Unplayable cell (vts:12 title pgc:1 cell:1) is removed!
    9 unplayable cells are removed!

    Who is right?

    Thanks
    NigelS
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    #2
    What is your point? Please make sure you stay within the Forum Rules and general Policies when posting. If you are having a problem with a DVDFab backup for that disc, use the Send IFO Files button to send the disc info to the developers. If you are having a problem with other software, post it in their forum.
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      #3
      Originally posted by NigelS View Post
      Who is right?
      NigelS
      What I do know is the Monkey is much SMARTER that the Fox ......

      @NigelS .... not a very good first post .....
      Last edited by AlienX69; 12-15-2009, 04:05 PM.
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      The default Log File location: C:\Documents and Settings\"User Acct"\My Documents\DVDFab\Log

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        #4
        The monkey is better 100% and since this not a DVD to DVD problem I am moving the thread to the general questions area

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          #5
          Sorry, I thought it was a DVD to DVD question, since I was using the DVD to DVD module of the program to make a backup.

          My Point? I was merely puzzled why the two different pieces of software appeared to report such a different list of protections present or not and removed or not. I would have expected the list to be the same?

          Not my first post, as I used to post in the CD Freaks DVDFab forum, sorry you didn't think this merited a first post here.

          NigelS

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            #6
            Originally posted by NigelS View Post
            Sorry, I thought it was a DVD to DVD question, since I was using the DVD to DVD module of the program to make a backup.
            not a DVD to DVD problem but a question which is why it was moved to general questions

            My Point? I was merely puzzled why the two different pieces of software appeared to report such a different list of protections present or not and removed or not. I would have expected the list to be the same?
            like you said two different pieces of software which is why they reported differently as they read it different than each other

            Originally posted by AlienX69 View Post
            @NigelS .... not a very good first post .....
            Not my first post, as I used to post in the CD Freaks DVDFab forum, sorry you didn't think this merited a first post here.
            NigelS
            Used to post on CD Freaks that would explain why you posted what you did as that is a breach of the General Policies we have for this forum and is the reason why AlienX69 said what was said. And what you asked did not merit a first post by asking it

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              #7
              Different pieces of software. Reporting Copy Protections Differently. Fair Enough. But I would have thought the actual copy protection was the same, so I was puzzled why one reports, for example "Bad Sector Protection not Found" and the other says "1 Potential Bad Sector Protection Removed" and a whole host of unplayable cells removed.

              Enquiring Minds demanded the question be asked. I merely wanted to know whether one piece of software was really not removing all the protection aparently in place.

              I apologise for posting in the wrong place.

              Think I'll go elsewhere, where the environment is friendlier....

              NigelS

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                #8
                Originally posted by NigelS View Post
                Think I'll go elsewhere, where the environment is friendlier....

                NigelS
                Seems like everyone has been "friendly" to you considering you posted before reading the forum rules and general policies of this forum but if you feel that way......

                Thread Closed.

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