![]() ![]() You propably already know abou this reporting error, but I didn't see another post on the subject so I thought I'd mention it. I don't know if CloneBD would have not ripped if my hard drive had less than 518GB available space. My post here is just to report the incorrect "518GB" size. I'll wait for developers to solve this problem and stop guessing. El software convierte clips de video en un conjunto de archivos MKV al retener la mayor parte de la informacin de los discos propietarios (generalmente. According to makeMKV forum, I should be ripping playlist 0553 which results in a 24.1 GB file with duration of 2:02:50.ĮDIT 2: So 553 is wrong too (for my version). I ripped title 512.ĮDIT: Okay, 512 is wrong (for retail USA version bought from Amazon). Just checked, and the correct playlist is in fact 00706.mpls. I'm not sure if I ripped the correct playlist (I have post on ANYDVD HD forum to verify). Re: The Hunger Games Mockingjay PUS Release Blu-r. The rip is "H.264/MPEG-4/AVC, copy original (lossless), output resolution 1920x1080".Īt the end it said "data read 22.73GB" and data written "16.99GB" and duration 1:39:39 (which seems too short). 1.0.7.6Ĭlone BD says the file size is going to be 518 GB (obviously this wrong, but I let it rip anyways). I want to rip it to my hard drive in mkv format. Peace out.I just received the USA version of The Hunger Games Mockingjay Part 1. Alldup and processor monitor were originally my ideas. Can weed out thousands of mpls files in 3 sec as the program loads every mpls memory and can check segment maps against each other as well as hidden file mpls by comparing the hidden byte data with actual byte data in the correct file. Google my name for mplsfinder as well as Rotty and I designed a tool that does exactly alldup does and will reveal the correct playlist even if it's hidden or not. I've helped thousands of users figure this out. If you guys are not sure about how to do this please check out hometheater 101 playlist on YouTube under my channel. The last lions gate movie used a hidden playlist file that was called 209.mpls which linked to 256.mpls for insurgant. I will have to check this movie out with my methods to see if you are referring to screen pass cashed protection which can be defeated with my alldup video and process monitor via powerdvd 14 or 15. In my case that was 0600.mpls.Īs with everything else in life, your results may vary. Using that sequence, I compared it to every segment map shown in Makemkv until I found the one that matched. I opened the computer written version in Notepad and despite seeing a bunch of hieroglyphics, the actual stream (segment) file names can be plainly seen in the proper sequence. A file of the same name (0258.mpls) exists on the original Disk but they were NOT the same. Using PowerDVD and Process Monitor, I discovered that the actual MPLS being used by PowerDVD was written to a directory on my computer. Risone01 wrote:It would seem in a lot of cases most every version of a particular title found at Netflix, Red, Retail and rental store versions, vary in some way. If you don't use the PowerDVD/process monitor method, then you have to use BDEdit to look at all of the play lists, looking for the ones that only list the single M2TS file. A correct playlist will only list the M2TS file once and it will cover the whole movie. With the second method, you can tell if the playlist is bad because it will have many entry points and they won't be in sequence. The second is to have a single M2TS file and have a lot of play lists that have many entry points into the single file. One is to have many M2TS files and have a lot of play lists that play the movie out-of-order by listing the M2TS files out-of-order. There are two tricks for getting sections of the movie out-of-order. StarLord wrote:Guys, I just picked up the US Wal-Mart retail copy and found it to only have one available file as follows:įile name: Hunger_Games_Mockingjay_Part_2_t09.mkv
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