Copy Protected Disc PLEASE HELP!

[etsports3]

Thank you guys for the help, I just need a little clarification before I can proceed and tell you of the results.

j&b: I'm not sure why it's saying that the disc is a BD-RE because it's just a regular BD-R. I'm using Optical Quantum 25GB BD-R, the regular standard ones... I'm not sure if I need to do something special to format it (?)

CBR929: I'm going to try your advice tonight but I just want to make sure I do it correctly. It was my understanding that you can't make an ISO out of a protected Cinavia disc and have it work. If you could just give me a real basic tutorial on how to rip the full movie to my HDD and then compress it and burn all as a protected disc that would be much appreciated!

I'll post back my results as soon as I've followed your advice, thanks!

[etsports3]

correction I'm sorry I just read and understood your disregard statement applying to the rip to the HDD and burn. I'll go ahead and try a clean uninstall with the cleaner you recommended and a reinstall and retry it tonight and post back later.

[CBR929]

Thank you guys for the help, I just need a little clarification before I can proceed and tell you of the results.

j&b: I'm not sure why it's saying that the disc is a BD-RE because it's just a regular BD-R. I'm using Optical Quantum 25GB BD-R, the regular standard ones... I'm not sure if I need to do something special to format it (?)

CBR929: I'm going to try your advice tonight but I just want to make sure I do it correctly. It was my understanding that you can't make an ISO out of a protected Cinavia disc and have it work. If you could just give me a real basic tutorial on how to rip the full movie to my HDD and then compress it and burn all as a protected disc that would be much appreciated!

I'll post back my results as soon as I've followed your advice, thanks!

As I said in my post, or maybe you had missed the "EDIT"
Also do not compress from your drive, always save to your HDD and then open Fab back up and compress to another spot on your drive as this will save wear and tear on your Blu-Ray drive.
EDIT please disregard last statement as I just noticed you were doing a protected disc.
CBR929

[CBR929]

I'll go ahead and try a clean uninstall with the cleaner you recommended and a reinstall and retry it tonight and post back later.

etsports3
I have used CCleaner for years and never has it screwed up my computer.
The cleaner page I leave everything as default, click run cleaner and let it clean up all the junk.
The "Registry" tab everything is checked as default click "scan for issues" click "fix selected issues" and it offers to back up the changes to the registry just in case something goes wrong, that is up to you, I just click "no" fix all selected issues and some times I will run it more than once to make sure that everything is fixed.
Let me say this again I have never had CCleaner screw up my computer by doing the way I explained.
Hope this helps
CBR929

[etsports3]

Yet another fail.

I did a full uninstall with CCleaner as well. After a restart I reinstalled DVDFab and tried the copy again. The same exact failure occurred. It's odd because the burner doesn't even eject the original disc before it fails even though it says ImgBurn starts. It finishes all it's compressing and gets to where it would usually eject the disc and open ImgBurn but as soon as it gets to this point it fails. I'm including a screen shot of my DVDFab in the attachments so you can see what I see and the log is posted below as well:


DVDFab 8.0.8.7 (2011/04/05 18:56:55)

0m 00.39s: option dvd2dvd 1 dvd2mobile 1 bluray2bluray 1 bd2mobile 1 bd23d 1 bd2dvd 1 file2mobile 1 filemover 1
0m 00.39s: 2
0m 00.39s: C:\PROGRA~2\DVDFAB~1\QLanguage\DVDFabQt_.qm 0m 00.39s:
0m 00.39s: Qt Translator file load failed, the *.qm path is C:\PROGRA~2\DVDFAB~1\QLanguage\DVDFabQt_.qm
0m 22.34s: detected blu-ray
0m 22.34s: drive E
0m 22.34s: blu-ray type 1
0m 22.34s: volume label THE_SOCIAL_NETWORK
0m 23.23s: root 8CD8449C1DAF2C90_VOLUME_SET_ID:THE_SOCIAL_NETWORK: THE_SOCIAL_NETWORK:THE_SOCIAL_NETWORK
0m 25.12s: aacs 1 bd+ 0
0m 26.11s: got discinfo
0m 26.20s: got bdmv
0m 26.26s: got agid 0
0m 26.54s: sent host cert chal
0m 26.73s: got drive cert chal
0m 26.73s: BEC 0
0m 26.73s: DRIVE_VENDOR 0x0074
0m 27.15s: got drive key
0m 27.67s: got host key signature
0m 27.67s: verified drive signature
0m 27.67s: verified host signature
0m 28.62s: sent host signature and key point
0m 28.62s: got bus key
0m 28.71s: got volume id
0m 28.71s: got volume id mac
0m 28.71s: volume id is correct
0m 28.71s: got vid
0m 28.79s: blu-ray 69C0755049005A75C51BB80C2EF5DB7AFDE890E0
0m 30.03s: D 34D1A09D
0m 30.03s: detected cinavia
0m 30.03s: got vuk
0m 30.39s: got unit key 4
0m 43.79s: got extended bdinfo
0m 43.79s: opened blu-ray
7m 49.98s: Blu-ray Copy: Full Disc
7m 49.98s: Source: E:\BDMV\
7m 49.98s: SourceSize: 30352 MB
7m 49.98s: RemoveHDAudio: 1
7m 49.98s: OutputDisc: BDMV-REC
7m 49.98s: OutputTarget: BD25
7m 49.98s: OutputVideo: 1080p/i
7m 52.79s: Video reencode bitrate (9273 kbps)
7m 52.79s: compress begin: Blu-ray groups clips(00000.m2ts), playtime(14431 ms), size(24 MB)
7m 52.79s: processing source(00000.m2ts)
7m 53.81s: CUDA GPU acceleration for video encoding enabled
7m 53.81s: h264_encode: encode param profile(2) level(41) bitrate(9273)
8m 19.39s: group(00000.m2ts ) playtime(14431 ms) source(24 MB) request(18 MB) real(13 MB) bitrate(9273 kbps)
8m 19.42s: compress finished: groups request(18 MB, 18 MB) real(13 MB) average_bitrate(9273 kbps)
8m 21.00s: Video reencode bitrate (11442 kbps)
8m 21.00s: compress begin: Blu-ray groups clips(00081.m2ts), playtime(60060 ms), size(112 MB)
8m 21.01s: processing source(00081.m2ts)
8m 22.04s: CUDA GPU acceleration for video encoding enabled
8m 22.04s: h264_encode: encode param profile(2) level(41) bitrate(11442)
9m 02.57s: group(00081.m2ts ) playtime(60060 ms) source(112 MB) request(86 MB) real(36 MB) bitrate(11442 kbps)
9m 02.61s: compress finished: groups request(86 MB, 86 MB) real(36 MB) average_bitrate(11442 kbps)
9m 03.34s: Video reencode bitrate (17228 kbps)
9m 03.34s: compress begin: Blu-ray groups clips(00101.m2ts), playtime(42208 ms), size(119 MB)
9m 03.34s: processing source(00101.m2ts)
9m 04.37s: CUDA GPU acceleration for video encoding enabled
9m 04.37s: h264_encode: encode param profile(2) level(41) bitrate(17228)
9m 47.98s: group(00101.m2ts ) playtime(42208 ms) source(119 MB) request(92 MB) real(73 MB) bitrate(17228 kbps)
9m 48.01s: compress finished: groups request(92 MB, 92 MB) real(73 MB) average_bitrate(17228 kbps)
9m 49.54s: Video reencode bitrate (17418 kbps)
9m 49.54s: compress begin: Blu-ray groups clips(00104.m2ts), playtime(42208 ms), size(120 MB)
9m 49.56s: processing source(00104.m2ts)
9m 50.57s: CUDA GPU acceleration for video encoding enabled
9m 50.57s: h264_encode: encode param profile(2) level(41) bitrate(17418)
10m 37.31s: group(00104.m2ts ) playtime(42208 ms) source(120 MB) request(93 MB) real(74 MB) bitrate(17418 kbps)
10m 37.34s: compress finished: groups request(93 MB, 93 MB) real(74 MB) average_bitrate(17418 kbps)
10m 37.75s: Video reencode bitrate (19950 kbps)
10m 37.75s: compress begin: Blu-ray groups clips(00011.m2ts), playtime(7227220 ms), size(29217 MB)
10m 37.76s: processing source(00011.m2ts)
10m 37.76s: try to use gpu acceleration(1) for video decoding
10m 37.76s: CUDA GPU acceleration for video decoding enabled
10m 38.79s: CUDA GPU acceleration for video encoding enabled
10m 38.79s: h264_encode: encode param profile(2) level(41) bitrate(19950)
78m 05.20s: info: filter(505.04), reach the mux end, something not out(1 - 0), drop it
78m 12.25s: group(00011.m2ts ) playtime(7227220 ms) source(27164 MB) request(21814 MB) real(21963 MB) bitrate(19950 kbps)
78m 12.28s: compress finished: groups request(21814 MB, 21814 MB) real(21963 MB) average_bitrate(19950 kbps)
88m 49.61s: detected blu-ray
88m 49.61s: drive E
88m 49.61s: blu-ray type 1
88m 49.61s: volume label THE_SOCIAL_NETWORK
88m 57.70s: detected blu-ray
88m 57.70s: iso C:\Users\GUITAR~1\AppData\Local\Temp\57c617\min.is o
88m 57.70s: blu-ray type 2
88m 57.70s: volume label BD_VOLUME
88m 57.70s: root 3E85A33900B31CF9:BD_VOLUME:BD_VOLUME:BD_VOLUME
88m 57.71s: Writer drive: E
88m 57.73s: Vendor: HL-DT-ST
88m 57.73s: Product: BD-RE GGW-H20L
88m 57.73s: Revision: YL05
88m 57.73s: Vendor specific:
88m 57.73s: AACS version: 1
88m 57.73s: Number of concurrent AGIDs: 1
88m 57.73s: Supports bus encryption: NO
88m 57.73s: Supports binding nonce generation: YES
88m 57.78s: got agid 0
88m 58.06s: sent host cert chal
88m 58.15s: got drive cert chal
88m 58.15s: BEC 0
88m 58.15s: DRIVE_VENDOR 0x0074
88m 59.01s: got drive key
88m 59.01s: got host key signature
88m 59.01s: verified drive signature
88m 59.01s: verified host signature
88m 59.54s: sent host signature and key point
88m 59.54s: got bus key
88m 59.54s: Disc is BD-RE, man=0x000
88m 59.62s: got agid 0
88m 59.92s: sent host cert chal
89m 00.32s: got drive cert chal
89m 00.34s: BEC 0
89m 00.34s: DRIVE_VENDOR 0x0074
89m 00.76s: got drive key
89m 00.76s: got host key signature
89m 00.76s: verified drive signature
89m 00.76s: verified host signature
89m 01.29s: sent host signature and key point
89m 01.29s: got bus key
89m 01.50s: BN 2454
89m 01.56s: got agid 0
89m 01.84s: sent host cert chal
89m 02.64s: got drive cert chal
89m 02.64s: BEC 0
89m 02.64s: DRIVE_VENDOR 0x0074
89m 03.31s: got drive key
89m 03.31s: got host key signature
89m 03.31s: verified drive signature
89m 03.31s: verified host signature
89m 03.84s: sent host signature and key point
89m 03.84s: got bus key
89m 03.84s: failed to generate binding nonce: sensekey 00 asc 00 acsq 00
89m 03.92s: got agid 0
89m 04.20s: sent host cert chal
89m 04.53s: got drive cert chal
89m 04.53s: BEC 0
89m 04.53s: DRIVE_VENDOR 0x0074
89m 05.18s: got drive key
89m 05.20s: got host key signature
89m 05.20s: verified drive signature
89m 05.20s: verified host signature
89m 05.71s: sent host signature and key point
89m 05.71s: got bus key
89m 05.71s: failed to generate binding nonce: sensekey 00 asc 00 acsq 00
89m 05.79s: got agid 0
89m 06.09s: sent host cert chal
89m 06.28s: got drive cert chal
89m 06.28s: BEC 0
89m 06.28s: DRIVE_VENDOR 0x0074
89m 06.70s: got drive key
89m 06.70s: got host key signature
89m 06.71s: verified drive signature
89m 06.71s: verified host signature
89m 07.23s: sent host signature and key point
89m 07.23s: got bus key
89m 07.23s: failed to generate binding nonce: sensekey 00 asc 00 acsq 00
89m 07.26s: failed to generate valid binding nonce

[j&b]

j&b: I'm not sure why it's saying that the disc is a BD-RE because it's just a regular BD-R. I'm using Optical Quantum 25GB BD-R, the regular standard ones... I'm not sure if I need to do something special to format it (?)

It's saying that the disc is a BD-RE because the disc reports itself as such... so that takes the number of question marks to 2.
I understand that you picked Optical Quantum probably because they were cheap, but those 2 mistakes indicate that the discs are not 100% up to the standard. So you would expect all sorts of errors when dealing with them. Personally I would not trust such discs for backup.

For clarification, here are the 2 mistakes:
1. No assigned manufacturer code reported (it reports 000)
2. The disc is BD-R and it reports itself as BD-RE.

You can take this as those discs are not compatible with protected backup; ie. substandard. Sorry.

[SuperFist]

Wow, that's interesting because I've made several protected discs that were Optical Quantum with no issues whatsoever. However, I honestly don't think they will retain the data over the test of time. To be certain your information will withstand the test of time, I would definitely recommend TDK or other high quality BD media.

[j&b]

Wow, that's interesting because I've made several protected discs that were Optical Quantum with no issues whatsoever. However, I honestly don't think they will retain the data over the test of time. To be certain your information will withstand the test of time, I would definitely recommend TDK or other high quality BD media.

Good to know. Could you please post a log from a successful writing of a protected backup with Optical Quantum? It would be nice to see if the discs from your lot had the same 2 non-standard issues.

[DiabloZoe]

Dont rule out the fact that your drive could be burned out! I had issues with my LGBH08 burning BDRE media and I know you are using BDR sometimes I would get the this is a double layer disc message, but after buying a new drive I have not had an issue since!

[bruce444]

Dont rule out the fact that your drive could be burned out! I had issues with my LGBH08 burning BDRE media and I know you are using BDR sometimes I would get the this is a double layer disc message, but after buying a new drive I have not had an issue since!

Had a similar problem so I returned my drive to the store where I bought it and they sad it had a s___ty head or something, replaced it and never had a problem since then.
If your drive is still in guarantee period maybe try to replace it, costs nothing and maybe can solve your problem.

[SuperFist]

Good to know. Could you please post a log from a successful writing of a protected backup with Optical Quantum? It would be nice to see if the discs from your lot had the same 2 non-standard issues.

Are you talking about this from the OPs original logs?

90m 06.43s: Writer drive: E
90m 06.45s: Vendor: HL-DT-ST
90m 06.50s: Product: BD-RE GGW-H20L


And this?

90m 08.81s: Disc is BD-R, man=0x003

Because I see the brand drive that's used to burn them and the fact that it recognizes it as BD-R. Where did you get that it wasn't providing the manufacturer of the disc and that it was reading it as BD-RE?

[etsports3]

I don't think you are understanding properly.. It can't have anything to do with the optimum discs because it never even gets to a point where I insert one! The copy of the original social network disc finishes and then the failure occurs before it even ejects the original blu ray so it obviously has nothing to do with that. If it is saying anything is a BD-RE it must be thinking the original source social network is some sort of BD-RE.. So that can't be the issue..

[etsports3]

In regards to the drive being burnt out I don't know if this is the case because it still copies regular blu rays perfectly without a single problem or error yet. It has something to do with only protected disc copies..

[etsports3]

Does the sudden deadness of responses on this thread mean everyone is out of ideas or solutions?.. :/ Although judging from the number of views I see on this thread, I'm guessing I'm not the only one who has run into this seemingly unsolvable problem...

[SuperFist]

Does the sudden deadness of responses on this thread mean everyone is out of ideas or solutions?.. :/ Although judging from the number of views I see on this thread, I'm guessing I'm not the only one who has run into this seemingly unsolvable problem...

Yes, that means we're definitely stumped. It seems to me like your drive is basically affected by cinavia protection. Of course I haven't heard of any cases yet where it affects blu-ray drives but this may be an indication.