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Counterfeit DVD IFPI code ?
I have two copies of a movie. One I believe is legit the other I think counterfeit. The one I feel is genuine has an IFPI code with L801. The other has a code stamped closer to the center hole that has a stylized IFPI logo followed by BD008. Someone suggested that one of the DVDs was a second production run. But lack of a proper ifpi code (not starting with L) no region set and no CSS encryption lead me to believe it is a counterfeit. Any ideas what else I could look for to verify? Thanks in advance.
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Re: Counterfeit DVD IFPI code ?
Sounds like a fake. Check and see if it is single layer - put into your computer and go to my computer and see how many gb the disc is. If it is 4.19 or 4 something then it is likely fake for sure.
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Re: Counterfeit DVD IFPI code ?
up to 4.3 Gb (single layer ) is not a definitive indicator as many releases were released on single layer
Highly Suspicious indicators First put suspicious Dvd in computer Look at Video_ts and Audio_ts folder dates go inside Video_TS folder look at the file dates; dates that seem to be TOO RECENT would highly indicate a counterfeit No Css (although I have seen some mill creek and echo bridge discs that tend to disagree) One Release being a double layer 5-8 Gb and the other being a single layer around 4 gb the size should be same on a second production run but could be different on a re-release Poor Printing or misspelled words Having a bluish/purplish bottom this would definitely indicate a burned disc some companies sell (licensed) make on demand disc though (burned DVD-R) |
Re: Counterfeit DVD IFPI code ?
Originally Posted by CrazyMat
(Post 12392079)
No Css (although I have seen some mill creek and echo bridge discs that tend to disagree)
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