Dvdfab Cinavia List [ FHD | 4K ]
October 2023 (Updated for 2024)
| Movie Title | Studio | Cinavia Present? | Removal Status | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Warner/HBO | Yes | Successful | | John Wick: Chapter 4 | Lionsgate | Yes | Successful (HD Mode) | | The Super Mario Bros. Movie | Universal/Illumination | No | N/A (Safe) | | Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 | Disney | Yes | Testing | | Fast X | Universal | Yes | Successful | | The Little Mermaid (2023) | Disney | Yes | Successful (HD Mode) | | Oppenheimer | Universal | No | N/A (Safe) | | Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning | Paramount | No | Safe (Paramount rarely uses it) |
The is your treasure map. Bookmark the official forum thread. Before you rip a new Blu-ray, spend 30 seconds checking the list. It will save you hours of re-encoding when you realize your audio dies at the 20-minute mark. dvdfab cinavia list
Have you found a disc that isn't on the list? Report it to the DVDFab forum to help the community.
If you’ve been backing up your Blu-ray and DVD collection for years, you’ve likely run into this dreaded message. Cinavia is a DRM (Digital Rights Management) system designed to prevent unauthorized copying. Unlike old school CSS encryption, Cinavia hides an inaudible code in the audio track itself. October 2023 (Updated for 2024) | Movie Title
Enter . For over a decade, DVDFab has been the industry leader in removing Cinavia from backups. But not every disc is created equal. That is why the DVDFab Cinavia List exists.
Because Cinavia is embedded in the audio stream, it is notoriously difficult to remove. DVDFab offers a specific tool called (part of the All-In-One package). However, this removal process works differently depending on the source. 3 | Disney | Yes | Testing |
This guide explains what that list is, why you need it, and which major studios are currently winning the war. The "DVDFab Cinavia List" is an unofficial, community-driven database (often shared on forums and the official DVDFab blog) that tracks which Blu-ray and DVD titles contain the Cinavia watermark.
If you primarily play backups on a PC or an Nvidia Shield using VLC or Kodi, you don't need the list. Software players ignore Cinavia entirely. The list is only critical if you play files on standard hardware players (Sony, LG, Panasonic TVs or standalone players).
If you rip a random 2016 Sony romantic comedy not on the list, there is a 90% chance it has Cinavia. When in doubt, treat any Blu-ray released after 2012 as suspect. Yes and no. For the average Plex user, Cinavia is a nightmare. For a DVDFab user with the current list, it is a minor inconvenience.