Page 1 of 1
How to correct a playlist on a bluray with "obfuscation" ?
Posted: Tue Jun 07, 2016 10:25 am
by thewozz
Hi people, glad to be here with you today.
i have a little problem like other people with "playlist obfuscation".
I know how find the right playlist no real problem with that.
My problem is to find the playlist used on the bluray to replace it with the correct one.
My actual problem is with "GODS OF EGYPT 2D VERSION". I've found the correct playlist but how to locate the playlist normaly used when reading the bluray ?
using the "process monitor" method is real mess. so ?
thanks for your help
Re: How to correct a playlist on a bluray with "obfuscation"
Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2016 12:59 am
by MrVideo
Go to the Gods of Egypt thread.
Re: How to correct a playlist on a bluray with "obfuscation"
Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2016 3:01 am
by gereral1
thewozz wrote:Hi people, glad to be here with you today.
i have a little problem like other people with "playlist obfuscation".
I know how find the right playlist no real problem with that.
My problem is to find the playlist used on the bluray to replace it with the correct one.
My actual problem is with "GODS OF EGYPT 2D VERSION". I've found the correct playlist but how to locate the playlist normaly used when reading the bluray ?
using the "process monitor" method is real mess. so ?
thanks for your help
My playlist obsufucation video also has 2 more videos REVEALING the disk mpls using byte matching. Go give it a try. Works like a charm.....
Note: When powerdvd cashes a hidden mpls file go find it and use these methods to reveal the disk mpls. Remember I'm only for movie extraction..... The rest can go in the trash.
Re: How to correct a playlist on a bluray with "obfuscation"
Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2016 10:28 am
by thewozz
Can someone delete or close this thread ? thanks a lot and sorry for the convenience
Re: How to correct a playlist on a bluray with "obfuscation"
Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2016 11:51 pm
by taylorwmj
thewozz wrote:using the "process monitor" method is real mess. so ?
Well you asked how to figure out which playlist is playing. This is the only true 100% accurate way to handle it. It's also quite simple and not really a mess. Always gives the absolutely correct .mpls file.