Once the feature is playing, go back to Process Monitor and look at the output there will be a bunch of output talking about various playlists, but the last output should be the playlist file of the currently playing feature.Start up your Blu-Ray in your Blu-Ray software and navigate to the feature for which you want to find the playlist file.Ensure 'Capture Events' is on/checked (File -> Capture Events).(Alternatively: Filter -> Filter.) (The filters menu may pop-up on launch also)

Here is how to find the playlist you want: You will also need AnyDVD HD to remove AACS when you actually get to ripping.

A software-based Blu-Ray player capable of playing the Blu-Ray disc you want to rip.Microsoft Process Monitor (From the Sysinternals Suite).

To do this method, you will need 2 additional pieces of software first: Mods - if this is the wrong location, sorry and move it please! I'm sorry if this is already a known method, but I haven't seen mention of it before and it seems novel to me. I figured this was an appropriate place to post it. I have been looking for the best method for some time now and I think this is it. I'm new here, but I just came up with a new (I think) method of finding the correct playlist for Blu-Rays on playlist obfuscated discs and wanted to share it somewhere for posterity.

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