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There is software "DVD RANGER 5" that can solve cinavia's protection issues. All you have to do is some research and spend some money. Hey smartass, if you checked the net you would have realized there are people smarter than you and there is a way to do it. "And a simple search on "cinavia" at this site would have told you all that if you had bothered to check." If it was submitted after the deadline then there is no choice in the matter. Some makers might still have implemented it but they didn't have to. If the player was approved prior to the February deadline then it isn't required to ever support Cinavia. Let's be clear here that the mandatory addition of Cinavia enforcement comes down to the date at which the player was submitted for approval and licensed. The BDP-10x players do enforce Cinavia and every subsequent licensed OPPO Blu-ray player will also have to enforce it. They were designed, approved, and licensed before the mandatory addition of Cinavia was required. The OPPO BDP-8x and BDP-9x players will never detect and enforce Cinavia. Jman98 has a good idea with the Western Digital or similar streaming media player if you don't want to do conversions, I have an older Oppo player and a Sony 510 player which are still available and cinavia free but they don't play blurays, And as others mention any Bluray player after 2-12-2012 is suppose to have cinavia but I read that oppo players are still cinavia free for now with the cheapest player around $500. My guess is that the Mfr.s learned from their earlier "mistakes", and when they developed and signed on to the BR spec, they greatly tightened the screws on what would be allowed, also limiting what companies would be allowed to join the club. If there are any equivalent off-brand BR players along these lines out there, they have completely escaped my notice.
#Dvdfab media player 3d disabled tv
It was quite a good player, that could also internally convert PAL discs to NTSC format, with no special multi-format TV or other equipment required. My first DVD player was a Malata 700 that had been "chipped" to ignore regions and Macrovision. SOME DVD players do recognize Cinavia, so your conversion attempts could in theory be a waste of time.Īny BD players manufactured after some date last year are required to support Cinavia, so inevitably even Panasonic will make a player that supports it. No Cinavia that way as the WD players don't recognize it. You'd be better off to just rip the BluRay movies to MKV files and play them on a Western Digital or similar streaming media player.
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If you normally use MadVR you may need to turn down the scaling settings from what you would normally use to lighten GPU load.My son too updated my PS3 by mistake he says, So now that won't play backed up cinavia protected disks, So I use BDRebuilder to shrink down to a standard DVD 5 or 9 an play that on a standard dvd player, I have been looking at the Panasonic 210 or 215 which aren't cinavia protected they seem to have good reviews. If you need to use the software decoding and have flickering issues in Virtual Desktop open Task Manager details and set MPC-HC.exe Affinity to use only 2 or 3 cores (this effect is lost when you restart MPC-HC).
#Dvdfab media player 3d disabled drivers
The MVC (3D) decoder in LAV Filters in the Intel MediaSDK/Quicksync one, so it will use very taxing software decoding unless you have a very recent CPU, have Intel graphics drivers installed and integrated graphics enabled in the BIOS. For a physical Blu Ray you need to do this as neither the streaming server and libbdplus emulation seem to expose the 3D part of the stream yet.įinally, open Virtual Desktop and put in side by side mode with F6. If it doesn't show in 3D (haven't tried straight from an ISO/folder yet but LAV documentation claims it should work) rip it using MakeMKV, being sure to expand the tracks and check the 3D track which is disabled which is disabled by default and play the resulting MKV. You also need to disable automatic fullscreen exclusive mode in rendering -> general settings and maybe untick disable desktop composition. In Play -> Filters -> MadVR -> Edit Settings go to Devices, choose your primary monitor and set 3D format to Side by Side. Open the disc folder in MPC-HC and it should start playing. Go to Internal Filters and disable all of the built in ones so external LAV Fliters gets used (pretty sure the copy in MPC-HC is too old). In MPC-HC view -> options go to Playback > Renderer and set to MadVR. It is important that LAV Filters and MadVR are very recent.
#Dvdfab media player 3d disabled install
Install the latest versions of LAV Filters (and check the installer option to install 3D support), MadVR and MPC-HC (or other player that supports MadVR renderer). Until recently this was extremely difficult but became a lot easier a few months ago.
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