Immediately after hitting play on the main menu and you see the actual movie playing, just clear the contents of the ProcMon window (Edit>Clear Display). Get past all of the initial junk until you get to the main menu. Now, start capturing events in ProcMon (File>Capture Events).įire up PowerDVD. In the middle section titled 'Event Details' make sure you put a check in the box for 'Path' then click OK. If you do not, RIGHT-click on any column header and choose 'Select Columns.'. mpls!)Ĭheck to see if you have a column header titled 'Path' showing in ProcMon. (works for PowerDVD.exe, WinDVD.exe, etc.)ģ. It is similar to those YouTube videos, but you are getting the actual segment map, not a faked. Unfortunately, that method is dated and is not always accurate anymore because PowerDVD accesses random playlists on a disc to throw you off.īelow is the method I use for finding the correct segment map. I've seen a lot of folks still referring to old YouTube videos showing how to use Process Monitor and PowerDVD to find the correct playlist when there is a lot of playlist obfuscation on a Blu-Ray disc.

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