Sony is now starting to embed Cinavia in the audio in the DVD versions of their infected movies to stop this practice.Ĥ) Hunt for Cinavia free files. Means needing two copies of the same movie to create a BluRay rip with DVD audio. Technical, and sometimes doesn't work out. That's why it works with VLC and others.ģ) Remux the file with DVD "non-infected" audio streams from the same movie. As of yet, no software media players have been reported as affected by Cinavia code. Here is a list of movies that are "infected", as well as devices that have the software.and ones that don't as of yet, and firmwares listed as well. I can simply switch to my 360 when I come across an "infected file" As long as I keep the firmware original, and only use that BluRay player for problem movies, I have a permanent way around it.Īs well, the Xbox 360 is not affected by it.I have a PS3 and a 360. Because it doesn't have the technology to recognize Cinavia code, it is unaffected by it. I have an old Panasonic DMP BD-60 with it's original firmware. There are only a few ways around Cinavia.ġ) Have a device that does not have the software to recognize Cinavia infected movies. Re-encoding the audio streams does not help neither. It is highly technical and cannot be defeated by simply remuxing or re-encoding the video. i do not have the time to do this so please get back to me if it worksĬontainer format has nothing to do with whether or not Cinavia is present.Ĭinavia is a watermark technology embedded into the audio streams of certain copyrighted movies. its obviously not in the video, so y not try using windows movie maker and saving it as your OWN movie or convert it to a diffrent file format such as M-PEG 4 video format. i can play it on my computer just fine with Vlc media player, Vuze HD Player. The movies i have been trying to play on my device has not been working and the "Cinavia" message pops up. I have noticed that all the formats have been AVI. Luke NUke Em All wrote:I have been doing alot of thinking about the "Cinavia" problem and playing movie files on the PS3.
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