Difference to dumphd?

[johnny]

Hi,
I am just testing the latest beta version of MakeMKV (on linux), so far it seems really great.
When checking the decrypted m2ts-files from makemkv and comparing them with the files I extracted with dumphd I recognized that they are not identical (all of them). Could someone explain this?
Is it possibly to let makemkv output the VUK of a disc or can I already see it somewhere?

Thanks in advance,
johnny

[mike admin]

Each M2TS encrypted unit has header and payload with header having a flag "payload is encrypted". DumpHD decrypts the payload but forgets to remove "payload encrypted" flag. Most players ignore this flag. If you see any other differences, please post update here.

[johnny]

Wow, even AnyDVD seems to keep this flag then.
Thanks for the answer.

[dirio49]

What is this difference exactly?
No bd on this disk just ACSS
File1 =Makemkv
File 2=Anydvd

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Name of first file to compare: C:\Users\XXXXX\Desktop\Test\backupt\cccccc\BDM
V\STREAM\00011.m2ts
Name of second file to compare: E:\BDMV\STREAM\00011.m2ts
Option:
Comparing C:\Users\XXXXX\Desktop\Test\backup\TcccT\BDMV\STREAM\00011.m2ts a
nd E:\BDMV\STREAM\00011.m2ts...

Compare error at OFFSET C0
file1 = D1
file2 = 11
Compare error at OFFSET 180
file1 = D1
file2 = 11
Compare error at OFFSET 240
file1 = D1
file2 = 11
Compare error at OFFSET 300
file1 = D1
file2 = 11
Compare error at OFFSET 3C0
file1 = D1
file2 = 11
Compare error at OFFSET 480
file1 = D1
file2 = 11
Compare error at OFFSET 540
file1 = D1
file2 = 11
Compare error at OFFSET 600
file1 = D1
file2 = 11
Compare error at OFFSET 6C0
file1 = D1
file2 = 11
Compare error at OFFSET 780
file1 = D1
file2 = 11
10 mismatches - ending compare

[mike admin]

You may look at http://www.aacsla.com/specifications/AA ... _0.951.pdf , paragraph 3.10.2 .