QuadcoreHD
4th November 2008, 04:01
All,
I recenlty purchased the James Bond collection on Blu-Ray. So far I've been able to Decrypt several of the discs but have run into an issue with Die Another Day. It seems that AnyDVD is not able to decrypt this disk - i get the "Drive is not ready" error message. In addition, when attempting to play the disc via Power DVD 7, i get the non-HDCP compliance message - this has always been resolved by simply starting AnyDVD if, for some reason, I had not started it firs when trying to watch a BD Disc. TSMuxer cannot demux streams dircetly from the disc via the M2TS files, or the MLPS files. When attempting to open either a .m2ts file or .mlps file from the disc, I get the following "Not Supported" error message:
Bitstream exception. It does not have to be! Please contact the application support team for more information".
I have decrpyted over 60 discs for back-up purposes and have never run into this issue.
Please note the following:
I have a fair amount of experience doing this, so believe me when I say I've attempted the "usual" fixes - (i.e upgrading version of AnyDVD, restarting my computer, ejecting disc, resinstalling my BD drive drivers, ripping entire disc before using TSMuxer, using TSRemux, etc...)
I hope FOX isn't up to it's old (or maybe brand new???) tricks - anyone have any information on why this is occuring, how to correct the issue, and what, if anything, I should do differently in the future?
PS- I upgraded to the most recent version of AnyDVD and attemtping again -same results. Nothing on the Slysoft forums of any use at this point.
I recenlty purchased the James Bond collection on Blu-Ray. So far I've been able to Decrypt several of the discs but have run into an issue with Die Another Day. It seems that AnyDVD is not able to decrypt this disk - i get the "Drive is not ready" error message. In addition, when attempting to play the disc via Power DVD 7, i get the non-HDCP compliance message - this has always been resolved by simply starting AnyDVD if, for some reason, I had not started it firs when trying to watch a BD Disc. TSMuxer cannot demux streams dircetly from the disc via the M2TS files, or the MLPS files. When attempting to open either a .m2ts file or .mlps file from the disc, I get the following "Not Supported" error message:
Bitstream exception. It does not have to be! Please contact the application support team for more information".
I have decrpyted over 60 discs for back-up purposes and have never run into this issue.
Please note the following:
I have a fair amount of experience doing this, so believe me when I say I've attempted the "usual" fixes - (i.e upgrading version of AnyDVD, restarting my computer, ejecting disc, resinstalling my BD drive drivers, ripping entire disc before using TSMuxer, using TSRemux, etc...)
I hope FOX isn't up to it's old (or maybe brand new???) tricks - anyone have any information on why this is occuring, how to correct the issue, and what, if anything, I should do differently in the future?
PS- I upgraded to the most recent version of AnyDVD and attemtping again -same results. Nothing on the Slysoft forums of any use at this point.