Here's one I hadn't seen them use before

mrsam · 19th September 2002, 06:44

I just tried to make a copy of Monster's Inc. Both wide screen and full screen versions are on one DVD so after ripping and usinf Ifoedit to remove menu stuff and lannguage streams I had well under 4.7G. Now for the bad new (I kept thinking this was too easy).

I made an image using Ifoedit and burned to DVD+RW with RecordNow MAX. Everything went well until I tried to play the movie. Somehow they have put a chroma boost (I guess that is what you qould call it) and the entire movie looks like you have you brightness control turned all the way up. It's so bright it's almost painful to look at.

I haven't seen this before (this is only about the 10th movie I've done so I'm pretty new to this). Has anybody seen it and do you have a fix?

mpucoder · 19th September 2002, 12:49

I can't even imagine how that might be done, or why it would look correct on the original and not the copy. All I can think is something went horribly wrong somewhere in the process.

mrsam · 19th September 2002, 16:45

I just went back and checked the VOBs on my HD and they look great. I have tried purning them directly to DVD and making an ISO and burning that with the same results. Since no transcoding was needed I haven't done anything with CCE and Maesstro yet. I may try demuxing the streams and reauthor in them to see if I can get control of this.

Has anybody else tried to copy Monsters Inc yet?

jesoonster · 19th September 2002, 21:09

ai yah yahi... i heard of some form of color copy protection like this. A new anime from Ghibli in Japan called "spirited away" has something like what you described to prevent people from copying. Unforutnately, for the makers it caused the entire movie to have a red-tint....

Sy · 19th September 2002, 23:20

I had no problems... I ripped the widescreen version with dvd decrypter, then I stripped the file to a new directory (just so it would recreate the IFO files) but kept the subtitles and all 3 audio tracks. did the "Get VTS Sectors", then burnt with parassi primo dvd.. worked perfectly for me...
~Sy

dvman · 20th September 2002, 06:20

Something must have gone wrong. This movie worked like a charme

.

jamesdc · 23rd September 2002, 11:29

I've just done the Monsters, Inc collectors special edition and it worked find. The movie was just under 6Gb, but I backed up the whole disk without problem just by using DVD Decrypter, then rempeging the movie title set and remuxing using IFOEdit 0.6.

All worked perferctly.

JamesDC

dilligaf · 24th September 2002, 12:11

Backed up the Aussie version OK, movie only came to 4.1Gb. Plays great.

19th September 2002, 06:44	#1 \| Link
mrsam Registered User Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: California Posts: 31	Here's one I hadn't seen them use before I just tried to make a copy of Monster's Inc. Both wide screen and full screen versions are on one DVD so after ripping and usinf Ifoedit to remove menu stuff and lannguage streams I had well under 4.7G. Now for the bad new (I kept thinking this was too easy). I made an image using Ifoedit and burned to DVD+RW with RecordNow MAX. Everything went well until I tried to play the movie. Somehow they have put a chroma boost (I guess that is what you qould call it) and the entire movie looks like you have you brightness control turned all the way up. It's so bright it's almost painful to look at. I haven't seen this before (this is only about the 10th movie I've done so I'm pretty new to this). Has anybody seen it and do you have a fix?

19th September 2002, 23:20	#5 \| Link
Sy Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 44	I had no problems... I ripped the widescreen version with dvd decrypter, then I stripped the file to a new directory (just so it would recreate the IFO files) but kept the subtitles and all 3 audio tracks. did the "Get VTS Sectors", then burnt with parassi primo dvd.. worked perfectly for me... ~Sy __________________ Sometimes I sit and think... and sometimes I just sit...

20th September 2002, 06:20	#6 \| Link
dvman Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Cologne, Germany Posts: 18	Something must have gone wrong. This movie worked like a charme . __________________ //DVMan\\

23rd September 2002, 11:29	#7 \| Link
jamesdc Registered User Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 35	Monsters Inc I've just done the Monsters, Inc collectors special edition and it worked find. The movie was just under 6Gb, but I backed up the whole disk without problem just by using DVD Decrypter, then rempeging the movie title set and remuxing using IFOEdit 0.6. All worked perferctly. JamesDC

Thread Tools	Search this Thread
Show Printable Version Email this Page	Search this Thread: Advanced Search
Display Modes
Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode

19th September 2002, 12:49	#2 \| Link
mpucoder Moderator Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 3,530	I can't even imagine how that might be done, or why it would look correct on the original and not the copy. All I can think is something went horribly wrong somewhere in the process.

19th September 2002, 16:45	#3 \| Link
mrsam Registered User Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: California Posts: 31	I just went back and checked the VOBs on my HD and they look great. I have tried purning them directly to DVD and making an ISO and burning that with the same results. Since no transcoding was needed I haven't done anything with CCE and Maesstro yet. I may try demuxing the streams and reauthor in them to see if I can get control of this. Has anybody else tried to copy Monsters Inc yet?

19th September 2002, 21:09	#4 \| Link
jesoonster Registered User Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 117	ai yah yahi... i heard of some form of color copy protection like this. A new anime from Ghibli in Japan called "spirited away" has something like what you described to prevent people from copying. Unforutnately, for the makers it caused the entire movie to have a red-tint....

24th September 2002, 12:11	#8 \| Link
dilligaf Registered User Join Date: May 2002 Location: Sydney Australia Posts: 34	Backed up the Aussie version OK, movie only came to 4.1Gb. Plays great.