There is one other gotcha I’d like to point out. We can pipe through find to only return the results that contain 651. So now that we know our playlist is 651 how do we find it to extract it in our eac3to output? Which will sometimes provide good results. It was added, but it could be difficult to find due to the number of posts in the thread: Though if you do that for Now You See Me it won’t be found as the first page hasn’t been updated since it was added. You can visit that first page and do a Ctrl+F in your browser window to search for the title you want. I validated 651 was the correct playlist by the runtime and using a couple forum threads where people were already discussing it.Īnother great resource is this thread on AVS: However this listed 2 (will probably be fixed in an update to AnyDVD HD) and one of them is incorrect. Typically this will only list 1 playlist and it will be the correct one. You can see the section where it says Java BD protection good playlists: 651, 706. Just double click the red fox in the system tray and you’ll see this information window. We can also check the summary page for AnyDVD HD. Doom9, VideoHelp, and MakeMKV are great forums to get help finding the correct playlist for a rip. They only list two extended versions and this is a theatrical version. You can validate the runtime if you have a standalone Blu-ray player and popping the disc in to check the runtime. To make that even better doesn’t even list this version of the movie. Well, I can’t even screenshot the entire list since there are 93 playlists to choose from. Let’s take a look at the movie Now You See Me (2013). Luckily there is only one with the runtime that matches with 2 hours and 22 minutes. We have 9 playlists that all look the same except for their slightly different runtimes and no extra versions or commentary versions listed. Now you can see where this becomes a big bag of bullshit. This was a lot of BD rippers’ first experience with faked playlists utilizing seamless branching. Here I’m going to use The Hunger Games (2012).
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