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30th December 2010, 18:29 | #2 | Link |
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If you ever used TAU, you would have found out what TAU actually does. SInce TAU positively identified originals as tampered it's a sign of how bad some CDs were mastered.
In terms of DVD, your software should be able to tell whether the DVD is original (copied with eg DVDdecrypter) or obtained from an AVI/MP4/H.264 obtained from a DVD. |
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Trying to find that a VOB is genuine is more like finding that a MP3 is genuine or not (from MP3 through eg dolby then reencoded back to MP3) - you are aware that VOB is already compressed, and thus some compression artefacts already falsified the original information.
This is why I asked you if you know how TAU works or just read the title. TAU finds the compression artefacts (or mastering defects). Coming back to your question: no, I am not currently aware of any software that can do this. Besides, my movies are originals and I assume the VOBs are also original (even if bought in Germany and not in the US). Well, some series sold in EU are more original than their US counterparts, at least concerning the audio score - it appears that the distributors failed to achieve the right for them for the US, so in the US they'll have a different music score. Funny, eh? Last edited by Ghitulescu; 31st December 2010 at 09:30. |
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The trick is to find out this info wothout having the originals. |
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