The ahem disc should be part of the issue as they never have proper QC. I admit I do buy those cheap blu-ray disc but to my horror.. Drive Angry can't be play after 8 mins into movie. The Battleship I can finish playing the whole movie but both disc can't be rip to BD-ISO. Always read error message. I don't have any problem ripping ori blu-ray disc so far.

I guess we understand the problem on the quality of the disc. Is a total waste just to buy it and is not working well. Is not cheap as well

It is nothing to do with the Disc..but the firmware

i am planning to buy a blu ray player, how can i test if the player is cinavia compliant?

need to play 'ahem' BD for half an hour then only can confirm (check whether the movie is muted or not) whether the player is cinavia complaint or not?

thanks.

Anyone bought LG bluray player ? Heard that it is free from cinavia issue..

If is 2 years old player most likely is not cinavia compliant

unless you had upgraded the firmware, via LAN (if its connected with auto upgrade?)

hmmm nope, its not. Regardless of brand, newer players all have cinavia.

This post has been edited by Mea Culpa: Nov 11 2012, 05:18 PM

Is this solution valid for Blu |Ray players , it focus on PS3 though... but mentioned Blu Ray players. I am trying to get a fix for my Philips BDP5500 which is likely Cinavia protected....

Melbourne, Victoria -- (SBWIRE) -- 10/25/2012 -- The PS3 Movie Fix or Movie Fix 2.0 is also known as that which that gives no more error messages. This is a solution for Play station 3 and Blu-Ray owners. Through this, you may play any movie you want. This is considered to be the first and only working solution. This is a product that gets rid of all error messages, if the playback has halted or audio being muted. Almost all movies will have or already have this problem, so this might do something about it.

The Movie Fix 2.0 solution is a new version that includes support for Blu-Ray compatible players. As endorsed, previous version also required you to set up a media server, but now you can play them directly from a USB or hard drive if you want to. And this version has free updates. The people behind this made sure that they are able to update their product with the latest tweaks and methods, making sure you get what you need. And you will get free updates for life when getting this product.

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The Movie Fix 2.0 wants you to know about it is that all firmware is supported. You do not need to have a certain firmware to get the product to work properly. This is an international product that works on all Playstation 3 consoles, whether it is a JAP, US or EU version. And you can order from which ever country you are in. you do not need to jailbreak your console in order to get the product to work. And there is no modcips or soldering. This is a warranty that it will not harm your PS3 warranty.

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This post has been edited by m8upaddict: Dec 2 2012, 10:59 AM

i just bought panasonic 3d blu ray player DMP-BDT220 few days ago and already watched 3-4 ahem 3d blu ray movies with no problem at all ,so my question is it Cinavia Free blu ray player ? What is the symbol of Cinavia player ? Or Cinavia will just work on non 3d blu ray disc only cox i haven't play non 3d blu ray movies yet ?

This post has been edited by och721229: Dec 13 2012, 06:29 PM

Just an update, info was given to me by the sales guy at Desa Home Theatre Kepong.
All new models now are Cinavia-compliant. Exception 1 or 2 models like the Pioneer he showed me which costs RM1,500+.

I asked about Sony BDP S380 but that model no longer in production. Pls do correct me if I have been given wrong info. Thanks.

try philips bdp3200 old model, bdp3300 is cinavia

I bought Sony HD750 TV....
Come with Free Sony BDP-S490
I wonder S490 is Cinavia-compliant， Can play Ahem dics???
Can anyone tell me...

This post has been edited by noobz97: Dec 19 2012, 12:53 AM

Seems like S490 is Cinavia free... http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=56837157

Correction on 27th Dec! Seems like S490 is Cinavia enable http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=57076201

This post has been edited by geforce1999: Dec 27 2012, 07:59 AM

which brand player can play Ahem 3D disc???
thx a lot

Hi,

Where did you get this set and how much the price?

Are you happy with the set and is there any issues?

Thanks.

If the BD player can play Battle:Los Angeles (test for 1 minute) without problem, is it confirmed that the player is Cinavia free?

the cinavia free 3D capable S485 is still in the market for around RM450-550 but not many.

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Added on December 26, 2012, 6:41 pmNope, try it pass 40 minutes.


This post has been edited by Mea Culpa: Dec 26 2012, 06:41 PM

That means we have have no idea which part of the movie will trigger the cinavia alert?

The purpose of such algorithm is to make it much harder to pin point and to crack.

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Added on December 27, 2012, 12:22 amYou can check the Cinavia infected BD titles here.

http://blog.dvdfab.com/cinavia-protection.html#

This post has been edited by Mea Culpa: Dec 27 2012, 12:22 AM