Woodmann
June 22nd, 2009, 21:52
Howdy,
I have a DVD with a form of encryption that is not CSS.
The disk will only play on DVD players(AKA home players) or a box that has Roxio installed on it.
The disk itself cannot be copied. All you get is a black screen if you try to play it. All commercial ripper programs hang when they are started.
The disk has the standard ifo, vob and bup files.
It has the standard video_ts folder.
It also has a folder called opendvd. In that folder is a clickme.htm, untitled.dvd and opendvd.pvm files.
After some research I determined that roxio is the program that created the DVD.
The DVD has a generic title (it is not a regular, buy at the store or rent movie), 0709070900.iso.
No iso program recognizes it. So it must have been named with that extension for a reason ? (to prevent copying).
Yet stick it in the DVD player connected to the tv and the damn thing auto plays.
Since I cannot rip or copy the files, I need a way to figure out WTF is protecting this disk. I know for a fact that it is protected because the person who made it claimed it could not be ripped.
What I need is some video/dvd ripping gurus who have some skills outside of CSS that can suggest a way to determine what is protecting this disk.
I have no idea of what tools to use to even begin this adventure.
Any suggestions?
Oh, a copy of the disk is only $20.00. I dont care about the dollars.
Like all of you's, I need to know
.
Woodmann
I have a DVD with a form of encryption that is not CSS.
The disk will only play on DVD players(AKA home players) or a box that has Roxio installed on it.
The disk itself cannot be copied. All you get is a black screen if you try to play it. All commercial ripper programs hang when they are started.
The disk has the standard ifo, vob and bup files.
It has the standard video_ts folder.
It also has a folder called opendvd. In that folder is a clickme.htm, untitled.dvd and opendvd.pvm files.
After some research I determined that roxio is the program that created the DVD.
The DVD has a generic title (it is not a regular, buy at the store or rent movie), 0709070900.iso.
No iso program recognizes it. So it must have been named with that extension for a reason ? (to prevent copying).
Yet stick it in the DVD player connected to the tv and the damn thing auto plays.
Since I cannot rip or copy the files, I need a way to figure out WTF is protecting this disk. I know for a fact that it is protected because the person who made it claimed it could not be ripped.
What I need is some video/dvd ripping gurus who have some skills outside of CSS that can suggest a way to determine what is protecting this disk.
I have no idea of what tools to use to even begin this adventure.
Any suggestions?
Oh, a copy of the disk is only $20.00. I dont care about the dollars.
Like all of you's, I need to know

Woodmann