The Last Witch HUnter playlist?

[jjslegacy]

Anyone know the correct playlist for The Last Witch Hunter? There seems to be a few hundred to choose from....

[ekael86]

I would also really appreciate this as well. I have gone through the clips to piece them correctly in the past, but hoping someone can help me out with this one. Thanks again.

[DJRumpy]

Ditto...same boat.

[RyanL]

DVDFab pass key says it's 995, but I'm doubtful that's it (I believe it was the very last playlist).

[DJRumpy]

I ran that old script that scans through the mpls lists and it came up with 216. I'm trying to rip it now to see what i get. This is the target retail disk.

[jjslegacy]

I used the process monitor method and it came up with 995 which I was quite surprised at since it's the last one.

So far it seems fine but only seen half the movie.

[mscroggi]

I ran that old script that scans through the mpls lists and it came up with 216. I'm trying to rip it now to see what i get. This is the target retail disk.

I guess there are multiple versions of the disk available.. I have the retail BluRay UPC 3139823471
This disk has 997 as the last title, and 994 the one before that..
I searched and found a discussion elsewhere that suggested two different mpls lists but neither of those existed on my disk either..

My disk does have 216.. Is this the same UPC you have? I am curious if you have found it to be the right one.

M

[Zonian]

I also used the process monitor method and came up with 216...

[DJRumpy]

I ran that old script that scans through the mpls lists and it came up with 216. I'm trying to rip it now to see what i get. This is the target retail disk.

I guess there are multiple versions of the disk available.. I have the retail BluRay UPC 3139823471
This disk has 997 as the last title, and 994 the one before that..
I searched and found a discussion elsewhere that suggested two different mpls lists but neither of those existed on my disk either..

My disk does have 216.. Is this the same UPC you have? I am curious if you have found it to be the right one.

M

That's the exact UPC code I have. Blu-Ray + DVD + Digital HD from Target.

[jjslegacy]

I also used the process monitor method and came up with 216...

Which version of the disc do you have?

[DJRumpy]

The UPC code above. I ran an old script I had that try to figure out which mpls is the right one.

[gamecaptor]

AnyDVD says it could be any of these:

Video Blu-ray label: THE_LAST_WITCH_HUNTER
Media is AACS protected!
Drive supports bus encryption!
AACS MKB version 57
Removed AACS copy protection!
Note: automatic detection of region code not possible with this disc.
Blu-ray Java signatures fixed!
BD-Live deactivated!
Sony structural BD-J protection removed!
Java BD protection good playlists: 190, 216, 487, 743, 815, 947

Ran a process monitor and I came back with 216, so I would go with that.

[jrwalker4]

Ran a process monitor and I came back with 216, so I would go with that.

I confirmed playlist 216 by manually rebuilding the segment list. On my disc (UPC: 0-31398-23471-5 from Amazon), playlists 190, 743, and 947 are false (non-existent) playlists (apparently provided as part of the protection scheme) while false (existing) playlists 487 and 815 have incorrect M2TS segments (00539 and 00511 respectively) following the first three (00514, 00535, and 00508) validly ordered M2TS file segments. As a final step, I reconfirmed the rebuilt playlist (216) by comparing M2TS playback order against playback of the BD itself. (I.e., transition between M2TS segments 00510 and 00509 was too abrupt for my liking and I wanted reconfirm segment ordering against actual disc playback.)

[dashocker]

Ran a process monitor and I came back with 216, so I would go with that.

I confirmed playlist 216 by manually rebuilding the segment list. On my disc (UPC: 0-31398-23471-5 from Amazon), playlists 190, 743, and 947 are false (non-existent) playlists (apparently provided as part of the protection scheme) while false (existing) playlists 487 and 815 have incorrect M2TS segments (00539 and 00511 respectively) following the first three (00514, 00535, and 00508) validly ordered M2TS file segments. As a final step, I reconfirmed the rebuilt playlist (216) by comparing M2TS playback order against playback of the BD itself. (I.e., transition between M2TS segments 00510 and 00509 was too abrupt for my liking and I wanted reconfirm segment ordering against actual disc playback.)

Can you provide the segment count, segment list and run time?

[DJRumpy]

I have a script that was posted months ago that does a lot of this work. When I get back home I'll post it.