SamyGO

Hello.
Can anyone tell me how can I get Cinavia working ?

1. Installl firmware with the Cinevia Bug.
2. Playback some movie protected by the Cineavia bug.
3. Enjoy some lame Cinevia message sometime during the movie, and have playback aborted for you

Lordbyte wrote:1. Installl firmware with the Cinevia Bug.
2. Playback some movie protected by the Cineavia bug.
3. Enjoy some lame Cinevia message sometime during the movie, and have playback aborted for you

Okay any format is good? I have downloaded a lot of stuff from the internet and still can't get cinavia. Latest firmware

List of movies affected by Cinevia .. :

http://cinaviafix.com/movies-affected/

As protection is somewhere in audio, I suppose it's needed to have a BD copy with untouched audio
(I mean audio not downsampled/converted/HD removed while ripping...)
I've also never seen any Cinavia message nor any dud from the list above

zoelechat wrote:As protection is somewhere in audio, I suppose it's needed to have a BD copy with untouched audio
(I mean audio not downsampled/converted/HD removed while ripping...)
I've also never seen any Cinavia message nor any dud from the list above

Ehh this stuff is harder than I thought... Anyway can you point me to some torrent/rapidshare link to any cinavia protected stuff?
And to be clear it's enough to :
1) Download movie
2) Try to play it?
Nothing else is required ? I spent two days trying to make it work

@Sectroyer, you might want to read this: http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/cinavia_faq.cfm

Lordbyte wrote:@Sectroyer, you might want to read this: http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/cinavia_faq.cfm

Okay from what I did understand from this I don't need bluray disc to get cinavia ? Basically any rip of this movies will have cinavia, right ?

Right, and firmware detects mismatch between "watermark" found in audio and digital "watermarks" (CRC?) somehow embedded ..
If sound-source has watermarks of a "lesser quality" you are detected as pirate ... or a scheme of such nature .. I think

Watermark is supposed to be robust (hard to remove), hard to detect, and also resistant against distortion/speedup-/speeddowns and what not.

Lordbyte wrote:Right, and firmware detects mismatch between "watermark" found in audio and digital "watermarks" (CRC?) somehow embedded ..
If sound-source has watermarks of a "lesser quality" you are detected as pirate ... or a scheme of such nature .. I think

Watermark is supposed to be robust (hard to remove), hard to detect, and also resistant against distortion/speedup-/speeddowns and what not.

That's good I was afraid I need genuine bluray disc to get cinavia... Now I only need correct torrent/rapidshare link that doesn't point to Bluray image but only some rip