[Octan3]

hi guys, so all my time of watching HD movies, and my lovely 3d movies... i have never encountered this bigger.... tonight i updated to what was it 4.25? maybe it was that? so im watching my movie, 45 mins in iget that cinavia msg, no sound, so i google around, a fix was to edit the video file or some crap, did that, thought it worked, 10 mins later, came back up.....

idk what to do, im using the PS3 MEDIA server, the latest one 1.70.1

any ideas guys? this craps annoying (as its intended to be lol)

[DEFAULTDNB]

Weird maybe they updated Cinavia protection silently?

[stussy1]

Originally Posted by DEFAULTDNB Weird maybe they updated Cinavia protection silently?

Its fony wouldnt surprise me not the first

[DEFAULTDNB]

Perhaps wait for an update to PMS to compensate for this, or re-rip your movie files with an app that removers cinavia?

[Octan3]

not sure how i could "re rip" with out the cinavia, if im correct the cinavia is on the ps3 end and not so much the movie, i guess the goal is to make the movie somehow different so its not detected by the cinavia bs detection? (just soemthing i read while browsing googs)

[playerkp420]

Originally Posted by Octan3 not sure how i could "re rip" with out the cinavia, if im correct the cinavia is on the ps3 end and not so much the movie, i guess the goal is to make the movie somehow different so its not detected by the cinavia bs detection? (just soemthing i read while browsing googs)

The cinavia is actually in the audio of the movie. Some programs will break the cinavia protection, while converting to avi.

I know mkvmerge is one of them. DVDfab is another.

[DEFAULTDNB]

Originally Posted by Octan3 not sure how i could "re rip" with out the cinavia, if im correct the cinavia is on the ps3 end and not so much the movie, i guess the goal is to make the movie somehow different so its not detected by the cinavia bs detection? (just soemthing i read while browsing googs)

Its both in the movie's audio, and detected in the PS3.

There are two parts to Cinavia. The first part is a watermark that is embedded in the audio track of the movie. The second part is hardware related, as the hardware must be able to detect the watermark.

Use an app like Playerkp420 said.

Just re-encode your movie through the app. Fixed.