The numbers on my copy lined up in the exact same way in 00965. The numbers you mentioned for 00434 matched the version of my 00434 exactly the same. For example, around 1 Hour 3 Minutes into the movie there are scenes out of place in the desert scene where the dogs are being provided with food and John Wick pokes his thumb to obtain blood. Initially, MakeMKV labeled the 'Main Feature' as 00434.mpls and it was listed as t_08. The information you provided matches the Redbox version of John Wick 3 I obtained. Hopefully this helps those looking for the right play list file. I also did confirm by watching the movie at the time calculated from the mpls file. There are two short sections swapped in the 00434.mpls I want to confirm that the correct play list file of one redbox BluRay is 00965.mpls If this is an anti-piracy ploy, it has backfired.

I'm not exactly sure if the version I'm ripping is correct but I'll find out in a bit. I'm not sure if PC software not reading Red Box movies is a move for anti-piracy or what, but it is necessitating me to rip a movie I would not normally do so with. I open it up on MakeMKV, which is what I use to rip movies I actually purchase and see a plethora of possibilities. I then try AnyMP4, it reports it as a bad disk. Cyberlink PowerDVD came up with a black screen and un-able to open the disc. Anyway, I've rented this disc from Red Box and bring it home. I have two different pieces of software for playing Blu-Ray discs on my laptop I no longer use a stand-alone Blu-ray player anymore after my last one died. If I wat to add a movie to my collection, I buy it I own around 400 Blu-Ray discs.

John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum is exactly in this category. Others, I wait until they are on a rental service, like Red Box. Some movies, I want to add to my collections.

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