General Question Title colors, GREEN/BLUE/RED/BLACK

[bekindrewind]

Please confirm the color code:

GREEN = it's now supported, will remove Cinavia
BLUE = working on removing Cinavia available soon
RED = recently added (in beta testing?)
BLACK = has Cinavia (not supported?)

What's the difference between Blue and Green?

Only GREEN removes Cinavia?

[signals]

Green=works now
Red=works now but just recently added to the list
Blue=work creating repair files has begun but is not complete, does not work yet
Black=not yet supported

[bekindrewind]

Green=works now
Red=works now but just recently added to the list
Blue=work creating repair files has begun but is not complete, does not work yet
Black=not yet supported

For simplicity, why have RED?

Green = Works
Blue = Working on, not completed yet
Black = Not supported yet

[signals]

The lists are long and it makes them easier to scan quickly if you are waiting for a title to be added.

[Turak]

You may want to change that to say ...

Green - Works, as long as the disc you have has the 'supported' audio track. Some discs have different audio tracks which may not be supported.

It's a good idea to expand the + symbol on the Green titles to read the exact details of support for that title. It explains things like; which audio tracks are supported/not supported, as well as the minimum version of DVDFab needed for that title. Other good information too.

I was a little confused by this too until I really started to understand how the Cinavia removal works and the various gotchas.

[signals]

The 2015 and 2016 lists have all the available data, the earlier years don't. If the audio track doesn't have the logo with the red slash mark, needless to say it is not supported.