- #LEAWO BLU RAY PLAYER COPY DETECTED MESSAGE FULL#
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I literally needed to uninstall every codec and every player and start over. But, this seems like something I never even noticed until I saw this on the PC.Īlso, today I had a nightmare experience with MPC-HC, because its ability to play 3D movies actually stopped working when I installed Shark Codecs. The HDTV delivers a message saying "A 3D signal has been detected" and it displays in 3D Automatically.ĭo you know if those movies are "Frame Packed" natively on the Blu-ray? Or are they natively "Side-by-Side"? I'm just wondering, because it seems as though Side-by-Side would be limited to half the resolution. Each of those movies is "Automatically" determined to be 3D by the HDTV. When I play each of those 3D Blu-ray movies in my Xbox One, they are never seen as "Side-by-Side" in any way. The HDTV has the ability to convert those "two" Side-by-Side images into "one" 3D Image when I "Manually" use the HDTV to select "Side-by-Side." For some reason, when I play the movies with MPC-HC, the entire video for each of those switches to Side-by-Side" video where I am now looking at "two" images of the same movie. But, the 2D versions of the movies do not play as "on-the-fly Side-by-Side" video.
When I play those movies with a player such as VLC or MPC-BE, they play as 2D movies that fill the screen (some of the movies have black bars at the top and bottom). I have tried this on 3D Blu-ray movies such as Terminator Genisys, Superman vs Batman, Wonder Woman, and Justice League. Perhaps if you have any of the Blu-ray 3D movies I'm referring to, you will know. I think you are correct that it likely is "frame packed" 3D technology, but I'm not 100% sure. If it's on-the-fly SBS, then yes, I'm guessing that the horizontal resolution is being cut in half - you'd be able to tell if the SBS playback appears squished.
#LEAWO BLU RAY PLAYER COPY DETECTED MESSAGE FULL#
I thought that you were talking about a frame-packed output method, which would be full resolution playback, just as if playing the Blu-ray disc itself.
When this method is used with MPC-HC and madVR, does the resolution remain as high as it is when played directly from the Blu-ray disc on an Xbox One? Or is the resolution cut in half?Īh I didn't read your other thread carefully enough. Tue 8:26 amWhen I use MPC-HC with madVR to play 3D MVC MKV files, it is seen as a Side-by-Side image on the laptop and on the HDTV screen until I "Manually" select "Side-by-Side" on the HDTV. If that is correct, it is a BIG disappointment.Īre there any other ways of putting 3D Blu-rays on a hard drive as a backup and in order to have your discs in one place for convenience on a large hard drive? It seems to be more like Handbrake where it is re-encoded in ways that alter the video bitrate. It also appears that MD3D2MK3D does not produce exact copies of the video the way MakeMKV does. For example, BD3D2MK3D specifically say it cannot process Dolby TrueHD audio in the Batman vs Superman Blu-ray I used. I have used this BD3D2MK3D app, but it seems to have severe problems. (You can use BD3D2MK3D to convert to SBS if you wish.)
#LEAWO BLU RAY PLAYER COPY DETECTED MESSAGE SOFTWARE#
What you do with the MKV afterwards for playback will depend on the requirements and capabilities of your playback software and hardware.ģD Blu-rays are not encoded SBS or Top Bottom, they are encoded as frame-packed. It copies the data exactly as it is on the disc into the MKV container. Short answer, yes, MakeMKV works properly with 3D Blu-rays. Will MPC-BE be compatible with both the Side-by-Side 3D Format and the Top-Bottom 3D Format? If not, what app will be compatible with both 3D Formats? But, I haven't tried a 3D Blu-ray before. I just want to make sure that if I take the time to backup the 3D Blu-ray by ripping them onto a USB drive to have all the files backed up in one location, I will be able to successfully watch the 3D Blu-rays if I were to connect the USB drive to the SmartTV or if I were to connect the USB Drive to a laptop computer and use some form of player app.Īre there apps that can properly play 3D Blu-ray in the MKV format? I almost always use MPC-BE to watch 2D Blu-rays. I have tried the sample of Leawo and found it has glitches of its own for just 2D Blu-ray movies. But, I read that on the Leawo website, so obviously they would be trying to promote their own product. Leawo actually takes a shot at MakeMKV by saying it is older and less reliable. Online I read that the Leawo ripper doesn't have these types of problems. Is this correct? Should I expect problems? Based on what I have read online, it sounds like there is a difference between the Side-by-Side 3D Format and the Top-Bottom 3D Format in terms of whether or not they can be played back properly when in an MKV format. I have tried to do some research online before giving this a try. QUESTION: Can MakeMKV properly rip 3D Blu-rays?
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