Hi,
I'm a long time DVDFab user and wanted to make a backup copy of a movie I own: The Adventueres of Tintin (2011).
After inserting the disc in the blu-ray drive and firing up DVDFab, the program shows that the first audio track (English DTS-HD Master/7.1) and second audio track (English AC-3/5.1) are Cinavia infected. The two additional Dutch audio tracks (Dutch and Flemish) do not have Cinavia.
The DVDFab application shows that Cinavia can only be removed from the first audio track. The Cinavia icon for the second audio track is greyed out.
After having copied the blu-ray to my hard drive using the Cinavia removal (first time I used this feature, its now disabled because I used up the trail license) the track is still a DTS-HD Master/7.1 track.
Here are my questions:
Has the original DTS-HD Master /7.1 audio track been replaced by a 'clean' one, uploaded from DVDFab to my computer during copying?
Or has DVDFab effectively removed the Cinavia signal form the original audio stream?
Why isn't it possible to remove Cinavia from a copy that is already on your hard drive (ISO or directory structure)?
How does DVDFab in general handle Cinavia removal?
In what way is this approach different from other Cinavia removal solutions?
Thanks in advance for your answers
I'm a long time DVDFab user and wanted to make a backup copy of a movie I own: The Adventueres of Tintin (2011).
After inserting the disc in the blu-ray drive and firing up DVDFab, the program shows that the first audio track (English DTS-HD Master/7.1) and second audio track (English AC-3/5.1) are Cinavia infected. The two additional Dutch audio tracks (Dutch and Flemish) do not have Cinavia.
The DVDFab application shows that Cinavia can only be removed from the first audio track. The Cinavia icon for the second audio track is greyed out.
After having copied the blu-ray to my hard drive using the Cinavia removal (first time I used this feature, its now disabled because I used up the trail license) the track is still a DTS-HD Master/7.1 track.
Here are my questions:
Has the original DTS-HD Master /7.1 audio track been replaced by a 'clean' one, uploaded from DVDFab to my computer during copying?
Or has DVDFab effectively removed the Cinavia signal form the original audio stream?
Why isn't it possible to remove Cinavia from a copy that is already on your hard drive (ISO or directory structure)?
How does DVDFab in general handle Cinavia removal?
In what way is this approach different from other Cinavia removal solutions?
Thanks in advance for your answers
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