For you Blu-ray enthusiasts, Blu-ray copy may be a part of your life for the purpose of preventing the physical damage and collecting them well. Then, have you get stuck in this unpleasant situation that when you play the copied video file on your portable device after you make a digital copy of your favorite Blu-ray disc, the audio of the Blu-ray movie gets muted or it just stop playing, and you see a message on the screen telling you that the content being played is protected by Cinavia and is not authorized for playback on this device. This time, you must be very upset, and you may wonder what's wrong with this Blu-ray disc, and what is Cinavia?

What is Cinavia? How does it work?
Cinavia, originally called Verance Copt Management System for Audiovisual Content (VCMS/AV), is an analog watermarking and steganography system under development by Verance since 1999, and released in 2010.
Cinavia technology is a kind of new protection for movies from theatres and disc releases in DVD & Blu-ray, aiming to limit the use of copies of movies, television shows and other professionally produced videos that have been made without the permission of the copyright owner.
When media with the watermark is played back on a system with Cinavia detection, its firework will detect the watermark and check that the device on which it is being played is authorized for that watermark. If the device is not authorized, a message is displayed stating that the media is not authorized for playback on the device and that users should visit the Cinavia web page for more information. Depending on the device and firmware, once the message is triggered, the audio may be muted, or playback may stop entirely.

How to solve this problem?
Currently, seldom any software providers can offer perfect solutions focus on Cinavia. While TDMore products may help you do the following things.
1. Copy the disc to ISO, folder or blank disc to play on PC. TDMore Blu-ray Copy can simply backup the Cinavia protected disc to common BD discs which can be played back on PC, PS3 and other devices. But the output disc can't be played on Blu-ray players with Cinavia support.
2. Convert the disc to different video formats for playback on various devices. TDMore Blu-ray Converter may help you to convert Cinavia protected Blu-ray discs into all kinds of mainstream videos formats played back on many popular devices such as PS3, PS4, PSP, Xbox, iPhone, iPad, and much more.
Note:
The output disc for solution one can not be played on following players:
Brand Model & Firmware
CyberLink PowerDVD 12 (upd: 1905c or higher) and 13

sMedio WinDVD 11 (upd: 11.5 or higher)
Nero Blu-ray Player (part of Nero 12 Platinum)
Arcsoft TotalMedia Theatre 5 (upd: 172 or higher) and 6

Sony Playstation 3 (fw: 3.10 or higher), Playstation 4

Microsoft Xbox One
Sony BDP-S185/BDP-S186 (fw: M09.R.0033 or higher) BDP-S390 (fw: M11.R.0147 or higher)

BDP-S280/BDP-S480/BDP-S485/BDP-S580/BDP-S780 (fw: M07.R.0615 or higher)

BDP-SX1000 (fw: F01.R.0102 or higher)

BDP-BX39/BDP-BX59/BDP-S590 (fw: M11.R.0320 or higher)

Samsung BD-Dxxxx Series BD-Exxxx Series

Panasonic DMP-BDT87/871/771/220/320/321/500 DMP-BBT01

Philips BDP2900 (fw: 2.42 or higher) BDP2985 BDP5200/6000 (fw: 1.42 or higher)

Pioneer BDP-V6000

BDP-LX55 (fw: 3.18 or higher)

Marantz UD5005 UD7006

LG BDP550 (fw: 8.31.283.C)

BP125
BP200
BP220
BP320
BP325W
BP520
BP620

Denon DBP-1611UD (fw: MCU Ver 100/07.04.2011) [NOT CONFIRMED] DBP-2012UDCI

Oppo BDP-103
BDP-105

Sharp BD-AMS10U/AMS20U

Toshiba BDX4300KU/5300KU

Yamaha BD-S473/S673 BD-A1020