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View Full Version : Slysoft has closed down
24th February 2016, 11:05
SlySoft has shut down its website and ceased sales of the popular Blu-ray ripping software AnyDVD (https://torrentfreak.com/popular-blu-ray-ripper-shuts-down-following-legal-pressure-160224/)
Very, very annoying for people who like to play DVDs and Blu-ray discs through their HTPC.
Very, very annoying for people who like to play DVDs and Blu-ray discs through their HTPC.
24th February 2016, 12:35
I used to use MakeMKV for remuxing so I can do various editing and playing around in AVS.
But then DVDFab had a couple giveaway events to hand out free Lifetime Pro versions of their Passkey.
Which operates like AnyDVD-HD but is separate from other DVDFab encoders and tools.
I'll probably buy MakeMKV when it's out of BETA.
I was so glad DVDFab had their promos.
AnyDVD-HD for life was too pricy and didn't really like the idea of paying any less until I could buy lifetime.
It's good there's more options out there.
But then DVDFab had a couple giveaway events to hand out free Lifetime Pro versions of their Passkey.
Which operates like AnyDVD-HD but is separate from other DVDFab encoders and tools.
I'll probably buy MakeMKV when it's out of BETA.
I was so glad DVDFab had their promos.
AnyDVD-HD for life was too pricy and didn't really like the idea of paying any less until I could buy lifetime.
It's good there's more options out there.
24th February 2016, 15:43
Trying to find an alternative now... I had Anydvdhd lifetime for years now. That to rip and BD-Rebuilder to convert to MKV was great.
I got a license for DVDFab Passkey when they were giving them out free. Going to have to reach out to their support because there are issues with it working and listing any drive as a source to rip from, even though they are listed in the settings screen.
What other options are there to rip and feed to BD-Rebuilder?
I got a license for DVDFab Passkey when they were giving them out free. Going to have to reach out to their support because there are issues with it working and listing any drive as a source to rip from, even though they are listed in the settings screen.
What other options are there to rip and feed to BD-Rebuilder?
24th February 2016, 18:00
I was surprised to see how long they resisted.
24th February 2016, 18:55
I wonder why they didn't register their company in more "civilized" countries like Russia or China? ;)
BTW. Is MakeMKV a Russian project?
BTW. Is MakeMKV a Russian project?
24th February 2016, 19:43
Will it still work for people who bought it? Or did it phone home to get the decryption keys rendering it now useless?
24th February 2016, 22:21
Will it still work for people who bought it? Or did it phone home to get the decryption keys rendering it now useless?
Unless they release an offline version of the database, it will only decrypt discs which you have the key locally cached for (ie. those that you decrypted once before)
BTW. Is MakeMKV a Russian project?
It would appear so, yes.
Unless they release an offline version of the database, it will only decrypt discs which you have the key locally cached for (ie. those that you decrypted once before)
BTW. Is MakeMKV a Russian project?
It would appear so, yes.
24th February 2016, 22:42
It would appear so, yes.
So they are safe forever ;)
So they are safe forever ;)
24th February 2016, 22:48
Will it still work for people who bought it? Or did it phone home to get the decryption keys rendering it now useless?
It will continue to work for all discs that have been released until now and a portion of discs that will be released in the future. Future discs that are protected by an updated key or a new BD+ will not work.
AnyDVD did not require a phone home to decrypt. There was an online decryption database, but that was for recently released discs. Those new decryptions would then be put into the local database of the newest versions of the program. So if you always kept it updated to the latest version you would not technically need the online database.
It will continue to work for all discs that have been released until now and a portion of discs that will be released in the future. Future discs that are protected by an updated key or a new BD+ will not work.
AnyDVD did not require a phone home to decrypt. There was an online decryption database, but that was for recently released discs. Those new decryptions would then be put into the local database of the newest versions of the program. So if you always kept it updated to the latest version you would not technically need the online database.
24th February 2016, 23:40
Unless they release an offline version of the database, it will only decrypt discs which you have the key locally cached for (ie. those that you decrypted once before)
This does not seem to be the case based on my testing (after I got home from work).
This does not seem to be the case based on my testing (after I got home from work).
24th February 2016, 23:44
This does not seem to be the case based on my testing (after I got home from work).
Their last offline database is from the middle of 2015, so thats as far as it'll get you.
If they are truely gone for good, usefulness of any old version will degrade every day, so while it gives you some time before action is required, alternate solutions would be advised.
There is already reports from some people that can't open some discs anymore, fwiw.
Their last offline database is from the middle of 2015, so thats as far as it'll get you.
If they are truely gone for good, usefulness of any old version will degrade every day, so while it gives you some time before action is required, alternate solutions would be advised.
There is already reports from some people that can't open some discs anymore, fwiw.
24th February 2016, 23:59
I have an alternate solution... Don't buy new Blu-ray releases since it's unclear if I will be able to use them in the manner I want in the future.
25th February 2016, 00:52
I wonder why they didn't register their company in more "civilized" countries like Russia or China? ;)
BTW. Is MakeMKV a Russian project?
Going by the name of the developer (Mike Chen) it looks more like Chinese...
Cheers
manolito
BTW. Is MakeMKV a Russian project?
Going by the name of the developer (Mike Chen) it looks more like Chinese...
Cheers
manolito
25th February 2016, 01:49
25th February 2016, 06:42
I was surprised to see how long they resisted.
I'm rather surprised they caved in now. They are based in Antigua and develop software that's perfectly legal there, is it not?
I'm rather surprised they caved in now. They are based in Antigua and develop software that's perfectly legal there, is it not?
25th February 2016, 08:30
Will it still work for people who bought it? Or did it phone home to get the decryption keys rendering it now useless?
SlySoft gave the answers in the SlySoft Forum
SlySoft gave the answers in the SlySoft Forum
25th February 2016, 10:27
Their last offline database is from the middle of 2015, so thats as far as it'll get you.
If they are truely gone for good, usefulness of any old version will degrade every day, so while it gives you some time before action is required, alternate solutions would be advised.
There is already reports from some people that can't open some discs anymore, fwiw.
Wouldn't that only work if the pre-mid2015 disc is already in the database? If you keep buying new movies, sooner or later your drive will revoke Anydvd's player certificate. Then Anydvd won't be be able to decode any disc that is not already in the database, no matter what year it is from.
Everybody needs to switch to DVDFab, extract those VUKs with FindVUK and share them with AACS Updater!
If they are truely gone for good, usefulness of any old version will degrade every day, so while it gives you some time before action is required, alternate solutions would be advised.
There is already reports from some people that can't open some discs anymore, fwiw.
Wouldn't that only work if the pre-mid2015 disc is already in the database? If you keep buying new movies, sooner or later your drive will revoke Anydvd's player certificate. Then Anydvd won't be be able to decode any disc that is not already in the database, no matter what year it is from.
Everybody needs to switch to DVDFab, extract those VUKs with FindVUK and share them with AACS Updater!
25th February 2016, 10:47
Found this
https://forum.slysoft.com/threads/slysoft-closed.68304/page-4#post-423889
James (SlySoft Development Team) said:
dvd4fun said:
Is the product self sufficient without the online decryption database?
This depends on the disc / protection.
DVDs: All DVDs should continue work. OPD is only used to speed up things, it is optional.
HD-DVDs: All work.
Blu-Ray AACS: AnyDVD contains data for roughly 130000 discs, these will continue to work. Discs not included in AnyDVD will need the OPD. OPD results will be cached locally, if you copy the cache, you can move it to another PC.
Blu-Ray BD+, 20th Century Fox: Recent discs (1-2 years?) need OPD. Older titles work. OPD results will be cached locally, if you copy the cache, you can move it to another PC.
Blu-Ray Java protection (mostly Lionsgate): Recent discs (1 year?) need OPD. Older titles work. OPD results are not cached.
Blu-ray cinavia: Will continue to work with current players & software.
Note for the technical skilled: The servers are still running, probably as long as the bills are paid, but their DNS entries are removed.
If you have a router with a DNS proxy or can edit your Windows hosts file, you can add a key.slysoft.com with an IP address for one of the key server proxies.
I don't know how long the servers will continue to run.
dvd4fun said:
If no registration/validation servers are responding, will we be able to install the last version on our new machines in the future?
There are no registration/validation servers. I always insisted, that we don't follow the trend with "key authentication". AnyDVD and the key is not bound to your hardware. As long as you have your keyfile, you can install it on your PC.
Hope this helps.
https://forum.slysoft.com/threads/slysoft-closed.68304/page-4#post-423889
James (SlySoft Development Team) said:
dvd4fun said:
Is the product self sufficient without the online decryption database?
This depends on the disc / protection.
DVDs: All DVDs should continue work. OPD is only used to speed up things, it is optional.
HD-DVDs: All work.
Blu-Ray AACS: AnyDVD contains data for roughly 130000 discs, these will continue to work. Discs not included in AnyDVD will need the OPD. OPD results will be cached locally, if you copy the cache, you can move it to another PC.
Blu-Ray BD+, 20th Century Fox: Recent discs (1-2 years?) need OPD. Older titles work. OPD results will be cached locally, if you copy the cache, you can move it to another PC.
Blu-Ray Java protection (mostly Lionsgate): Recent discs (1 year?) need OPD. Older titles work. OPD results are not cached.
Blu-ray cinavia: Will continue to work with current players & software.
Note for the technical skilled: The servers are still running, probably as long as the bills are paid, but their DNS entries are removed.
If you have a router with a DNS proxy or can edit your Windows hosts file, you can add a key.slysoft.com with an IP address for one of the key server proxies.
I don't know how long the servers will continue to run.
dvd4fun said:
If no registration/validation servers are responding, will we be able to install the last version on our new machines in the future?
There are no registration/validation servers. I always insisted, that we don't follow the trend with "key authentication". AnyDVD and the key is not bound to your hardware. As long as you have your keyfile, you can install it on your PC.
Hope this helps.
25th February 2016, 13:42
I'm rather surprised they caved in now. They are based in Antigua and develop software that's perfectly legal there, is it not?
UHD Bluray is about to come out.
Coincidence?
UHD Bluray is about to come out.
Coincidence?
25th February 2016, 13:45
Somebody should develop a tool to sync all cached data between users to extend its life a bit.
25th February 2016, 16:47
Won't help much when the new BDs (not only UHD BD) get updated protection schemes.
25th February 2016, 17:34
I wonder why they didn't register their company in more "civilized" countries like Russia or China? ;)
DVD Fab was based in China and it closed earlier :)
DVD Fab was based in China and it closed earlier :)
25th February 2016, 17:39
Hi, dear all.
@duedel UHD Bluray is about to come out.
Coincidence?
See below:
---> http://www.myce.com/news/dvdfab-we-will-not-decrypt-or-circumvent-aacs-2-0-in-the-days-to-come-78698/
Thanks.
Best regards.
devil (johner)
@duedel UHD Bluray is about to come out.
Coincidence?
See below:
---> http://www.myce.com/news/dvdfab-we-will-not-decrypt-or-circumvent-aacs-2-0-in-the-days-to-come-78698/
Thanks.
Best regards.
devil (johner)
25th February 2016, 18:27
DVD Fab was based in China and it closed earlier :)
So it looks like Mother Russia is the last safe place then ;) At least scums from AACS LA won't kill MakeMKV. I'm sure that russian courts will dismiss any claims from company located in USA. Especially now in these times.
So it looks like Mother Russia is the last safe place then ;) At least scums from AACS LA won't kill MakeMKV. I'm sure that russian courts will dismiss any claims from company located in USA. Especially now in these times.
25th February 2016, 18:40
DVD Fab was based in China and it closed earlier :)
Where do you get that from? Still seems to be up and running and probably having the sales day of their life.
The only thing I see is the announcement about UHD, but nothing that would impact functionality of their existing BD product.
Where do you get that from? Still seems to be up and running and probably having the sales day of their life.
The only thing I see is the announcement about UHD, but nothing that would impact functionality of their existing BD product.
25th February 2016, 19:45
I thought DVDFab was b*tch slapped in US court a year or two ago, and were operating on borrowed time. Their statement that they won't hack AACS 2.0, and slysoft's departure, highlights the true state of affairs.
25th February 2016, 21:09
Damn, looks like those AACS guys are coming down hard on their "enemies".
Hi, dear all.
@duedel
See below:
---> http://www.myce.com/news/dvdfab-we-will-not-decrypt-or-circumvent-aacs-2-0-in-the-days-to-come-78698/
Thanks.
Best regards.
devil (johner)
Hi, dear all.
@duedel
See below:
---> http://www.myce.com/news/dvdfab-we-will-not-decrypt-or-circumvent-aacs-2-0-in-the-days-to-come-78698/
Thanks.
Best regards.
devil (johner)
25th February 2016, 23:01
However, Fengtao Software Inc. makes it clear that the company will not decrypt or circumvent AACS 2.0 in the days to come.
Isn't "in the days to come" just a synonym for "within the next days"? Let's not jump to conclusions given we only have a single source that might simply have misunderstood the DVDFab crew.
Isn't "in the days to come" just a synonym for "within the next days"? Let's not jump to conclusions given we only have a single source that might simply have misunderstood the DVDFab crew.
26th February 2016, 00:06
For the record, in Brazil there is no law against what AnyDVD does:
LINK ('https://translate.google.com.br/translate?sl=pt&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=pt-BR&ie=UTF-8&u=http://www.direitonet.com.br/artigos/exibir/1908/Limitacoes-ao-direito-do-autor-na-lei-brasileira-copia-privada-e-engenharia-reversa-de-software&edit-text=')
It´s possible to read the 1998 law here: http://www.wipo.int/wipolex/en/text.jsp?file_id=125393
And there are the amendments from the 2003 Penal Code (see article 184 here ('https://translate.google.com.br/translate?sl=pt&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=pt-BR&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.planalto.gov.br%2Fccivil_03%2Fdecreto-lei%2FDel2848.htm&edit-text=') - and article here ('https://translate.google.com.br/translate?hl=pt-BR&sl=pt&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.conjur.com.br%2F2007-ago-20%2Fdownload_filmes_livros_uso_privado_nao_crime&sandbox=1')), however in both cases, only when there's direct/indirect profit, there's violation, otherwise nothing will happen. Backup of copyrighted content is allowed for the owner/private use. I don't recall any mentioning of any law or even case where someone has been sued for reverse engineering. Even Microsoft lost a case where they sued a company for making copies from the OS:
LINK ('https://translate.google.com.br/translate?sl=pt&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=pt-BR&ie=UTF-8&u=http://www.conjur.com.br/2008-nov-14/empresa_copias_software_uso_interno&edit-text=')
I don't know how other countries deal with this, so here's my suggestion. Although, as Mike Mozart would say in the "MegaUpload Dangerous Secrets affect YOU" Youtube video, you can't even have the slightest presence of your company in a country like the U.S. (or any other that caves to them), because that will make you a target. Megaupload had servers, if I am not mistaken, in one of those countries, even though they were based in Hong Kong, and that was used as an excuse to destroy them.
LINK ('https://translate.google.com.br/translate?sl=pt&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=pt-BR&ie=UTF-8&u=http://www.direitonet.com.br/artigos/exibir/1908/Limitacoes-ao-direito-do-autor-na-lei-brasileira-copia-privada-e-engenharia-reversa-de-software&edit-text=')
It´s possible to read the 1998 law here: http://www.wipo.int/wipolex/en/text.jsp?file_id=125393
And there are the amendments from the 2003 Penal Code (see article 184 here ('https://translate.google.com.br/translate?sl=pt&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=pt-BR&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.planalto.gov.br%2Fccivil_03%2Fdecreto-lei%2FDel2848.htm&edit-text=') - and article here ('https://translate.google.com.br/translate?hl=pt-BR&sl=pt&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.conjur.com.br%2F2007-ago-20%2Fdownload_filmes_livros_uso_privado_nao_crime&sandbox=1')), however in both cases, only when there's direct/indirect profit, there's violation, otherwise nothing will happen. Backup of copyrighted content is allowed for the owner/private use. I don't recall any mentioning of any law or even case where someone has been sued for reverse engineering. Even Microsoft lost a case where they sued a company for making copies from the OS:
LINK ('https://translate.google.com.br/translate?sl=pt&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=pt-BR&ie=UTF-8&u=http://www.conjur.com.br/2008-nov-14/empresa_copias_software_uso_interno&edit-text=')
I don't know how other countries deal with this, so here's my suggestion. Although, as Mike Mozart would say in the "MegaUpload Dangerous Secrets affect YOU" Youtube video, you can't even have the slightest presence of your company in a country like the U.S. (or any other that caves to them), because that will make you a target. Megaupload had servers, if I am not mistaken, in one of those countries, even though they were based in Hong Kong, and that was used as an excuse to destroy them.
26th February 2016, 00:36
At least some of MegaUpload's servers were in the United States.
https://torrentfreak.com/hosting-company-wants-to-wipe-1103-megaupload-servers-150814/
https://torrentfreak.com/hosting-company-wants-to-wipe-1103-megaupload-servers-150814/
26th February 2016, 03:07
So its either dvdfab9 or makemkv? Without anydvd will either be able to update?
26th February 2016, 04:27
So its either dvdfab9 or makemkv? Without anydvd will either be able to update?
DVDfab 9 is the bloated converter suite.
Passkey 8 is what's lightweight like AnyDVD.
And I guess it would depend largely on user submissions.
The DVDFab forums are not nearly as active as the MakeMKV forums.
DVDfab 9 is the bloated converter suite.
Passkey 8 is what's lightweight like AnyDVD.
And I guess it would depend largely on user submissions.
The DVDFab forums are not nearly as active as the MakeMKV forums.
26th February 2016, 04:40
DVDfab doesnt seem to be the choice of the future if they refuse to make UHD Blu-rays work.
lets just hope some person finds out AACS 2.0 will work and starts posting some keys, like at the beginning with blu-rays. other people might then be able to turn this into a new software.
lets just hope some person finds out AACS 2.0 will work and starts posting some keys, like at the beginning with blu-rays. other people might then be able to turn this into a new software.
26th February 2016, 05:37
I own AnyDVD HD and use BDRB (Blue-ray Rebuilder) to rip my Blue-ray movies to hard drives. I was very disappointed to discover today that AnyDVD HD is no longer working.
My question is: Is there another decrypter that will work with BDRB or does this also make BDRB obsolete?
Thank you in advance for any help you can provide me.
-Don
My question is: Is there another decrypter that will work with BDRB or does this also make BDRB obsolete?
Thank you in advance for any help you can provide me.
-Don
26th February 2016, 05:47
I own AnyDVD HD and use BDRB (Blue-ray Rebuilder) to rip my Blue-ray movies to hard drives. I was very disappointed to discover today that AnyDVD HD is no longer working.
My question is: Is there another decrypter that will work with BDRB or does this also make BDRB obsolete?
Thank you in advance for any help you can provide me.
-Don
check out DVDFab "Passkey" . .
My question is: Is there another decrypter that will work with BDRB or does this also make BDRB obsolete?
Thank you in advance for any help you can provide me.
-Don
check out DVDFab "Passkey" . .
26th February 2016, 14:42
I own AnyDVD HD and use BDRB (Blue-ray Rebuilder) to rip my Blue-ray movies to hard drives. I was very disappointed to discover today that AnyDVD HD is no longer working.
My question is: Is there another decrypter that will work with BDRB or does this also make BDRB obsolete?Take a look at DVDFab Passkey http://www.dvdfab.cn/passkey-for-blu-ray.htm It looks and works very similarly to AnyDvd.
Keep in mind that while AnyDVD HD decrypted both DVD and Blurays, Passkey comes as Bluray Only, and DVD Only versions. You need to buy both if you want to decrypt both.
DVDFab had two give a ways back in October and November. I was lucky enough to catch November's and got a free lifetime license for Passkey (both DVD and Bluray), but didn't install it until now. So far so good on the 5 discs I've ripped with it. So that is what I'll use, unless/until something better (that is as simple to use) comes along.
My question is: Is there another decrypter that will work with BDRB or does this also make BDRB obsolete?Take a look at DVDFab Passkey http://www.dvdfab.cn/passkey-for-blu-ray.htm It looks and works very similarly to AnyDvd.
Keep in mind that while AnyDVD HD decrypted both DVD and Blurays, Passkey comes as Bluray Only, and DVD Only versions. You need to buy both if you want to decrypt both.
DVDFab had two give a ways back in October and November. I was lucky enough to catch November's and got a free lifetime license for Passkey (both DVD and Bluray), but didn't install it until now. So far so good on the 5 discs I've ripped with it. So that is what I'll use, unless/until something better (that is as simple to use) comes along.
26th February 2016, 16:34
Where do you get that from? Still seems to be up and running and probably having the sales day of their life.
https://torrentfreak.com/images/dvdfabchange.jpg
http://www.cdrinfo.com/Sections/News/Details.aspx?NewsId=43216
https://torrentfreak.com/images/AACSl.pdf
I admit I haven't investigated further (for I assumed the results are the expected ones).
China will be curbed down soon.
https://torrentfreak.com/images/dvdfabchange.jpg
http://www.cdrinfo.com/Sections/News/Details.aspx?NewsId=43216
https://torrentfreak.com/images/AACSl.pdf
I admit I haven't investigated further (for I assumed the results are the expected ones).
China will be curbed down soon.
26th February 2016, 16:56
It's been widely suspected that the other decrypters simply reverse engineer AnyDVD to get their keys. With AnyDVD gone it will be interesting to see if the others are able to decrypt and handle new discs.
27th February 2016, 02:29
Apparently the MPAA thinks its members are selling too many discs. The HTPC crowd isn't a huge market, but it will be missed when people stop buying discs they can't watch from their computers.
Watching a Blu-ray on a standalone player is almost as bad as going to the movie theater. No way to skip the commercials and previews.
Watching a Blu-ray on a standalone player is almost as bad as going to the movie theater. No way to skip the commercials and previews.
27th February 2016, 06:47
China will be curbed down soon.
Says who?
Says who?
27th February 2016, 08:38
https://torrentfreak.com/images/dvdfabchange.jpg
http://www.cdrinfo.com/Sections/News/Details.aspx?NewsId=43216
https://torrentfreak.com/images/AACSl.pdf
I admit I haven't investigated further (for I assumed the results are the expected ones).
China will be curbed down soon.
Er, DVDFab has been selling and updating their Bluray decryptor outside the US uninterrupted all along. US users can even access its online database without a problem, they only did the bare minimum to redirect US users to another web site. You should investigate further, they haven't shut down at all.
The UHD statement is most likely because they don't have the technical expertise to immediately crack AACS2, so they're going to have to wait until someone releases (or sells them) a crack.
http://www.cdrinfo.com/Sections/News/Details.aspx?NewsId=43216
https://torrentfreak.com/images/AACSl.pdf
I admit I haven't investigated further (for I assumed the results are the expected ones).
China will be curbed down soon.
Er, DVDFab has been selling and updating their Bluray decryptor outside the US uninterrupted all along. US users can even access its online database without a problem, they only did the bare minimum to redirect US users to another web site. You should investigate further, they haven't shut down at all.
The UHD statement is most likely because they don't have the technical expertise to immediately crack AACS2, so they're going to have to wait until someone releases (or sells them) a crack.
27th February 2016, 08:41
Found this
https://forum.slysoft.com/threads/slysoft-closed.68304/page-4#post-423889
Excellent info. I hope someone starts collecting all of the caches and combining them into a super-cache, because AnyDVD is a pretty good piece of software, and it'd be a shame to lose all of that BD+ decryption capability. DVDFab is good too, but both will decrypt some discs that the other won't.
https://forum.slysoft.com/threads/slysoft-closed.68304/page-4#post-423889
Excellent info. I hope someone starts collecting all of the caches and combining them into a super-cache, because AnyDVD is a pretty good piece of software, and it'd be a shame to lose all of that BD+ decryption capability. DVDFab is good too, but both will decrypt some discs that the other won't.
27th February 2016, 09:08
Not sure if the do the great Doom9 Forum a favor when debating too much on this subject, alternative solutions etc. :o
27th February 2016, 10:33
What about MakeMKV?
This one seems to be as much compatible as AnyDVD and DVDfab combined.
Based in Russia and constantly updated.
SlySoft claimed that DVDfab "took reference" from them that's why DVDfab is highly compatible.
I wonder if MakeMKV and DVDfab rely on SlySoft servers, we'll wait and see.
This one seems to be as much compatible as AnyDVD and DVDfab combined.
Based in Russia and constantly updated.
SlySoft claimed that DVDfab "took reference" from them that's why DVDfab is highly compatible.
I wonder if MakeMKV and DVDfab rely on SlySoft servers, we'll wait and see.
27th February 2016, 15:55
I would think it largely depends on user participation/submission.
The MakeMKV forums can get busy.
DVDFab seems to have its share of active user submissions.
But I doubt the both combined come close to the user activity that Slysoft forums had.
The only drawback to using MakeMKV is that you have to remux the entire movie to MKV. Which they have their reasons.
The GUI doesn't support feature sto split on chapters or select a range of video if you want just a sample.
Or just the audio.
I don't know if you can do that with the command line. I haven't really looked into using the command line much.
The devs of MakeMKV also want to limit extra features of using MakeMKV as it's main function is to decrypt and remux to matroska container.
I believe some features in the much older versions were dropped to more accurately reflect the name of the product, rather than trying to create a suite/AiO program.
It's much simpler this way for people who don't want to deal with MKVtoolnix and/or eac3to, etc.
I like DVDFab Passkey because of the possibilities for open remuxing. (like AnyDVD but DVDFab had that promo for lifetime pro (twice).)
My only concern for either remaining product would be lack of user contribution out of pure loyalty to a (now) defunct product.
Whether or not Slysoft comes back, with or without a bang, why not use the resources you are now limited to?
The validity behind the allegations of every other competitor stealing off Slysoft isn't my concern.
Whether or not it can be proven. So far I only read hearsay statements, regardless if it's Slysoft staff making the comments (as it seems to be sarcasm and baiting).
I don't want to get involved with any of that drama.
It's not like DVDfab and MakeMKV schemed together to try run Slysoft into the ground.
There's plenty of shows on Netflix to watch to get your jollies out of cynicism and scandals.
With regards to the new UHD-BD's, I'll only invest in buying them if I get a drive for the PC and then someone decides to work on the decryption.
Otherwise, I have no present interest with the present price tag for complete compatibility ($600 CAD for the player alone...).
The MakeMKV forums can get busy.
DVDFab seems to have its share of active user submissions.
But I doubt the both combined come close to the user activity that Slysoft forums had.
The only drawback to using MakeMKV is that you have to remux the entire movie to MKV. Which they have their reasons.
The GUI doesn't support feature sto split on chapters or select a range of video if you want just a sample.
Or just the audio.
I don't know if you can do that with the command line. I haven't really looked into using the command line much.
The devs of MakeMKV also want to limit extra features of using MakeMKV as it's main function is to decrypt and remux to matroska container.
I believe some features in the much older versions were dropped to more accurately reflect the name of the product, rather than trying to create a suite/AiO program.
It's much simpler this way for people who don't want to deal with MKVtoolnix and/or eac3to, etc.
I like DVDFab Passkey because of the possibilities for open remuxing. (like AnyDVD but DVDFab had that promo for lifetime pro (twice).)
My only concern for either remaining product would be lack of user contribution out of pure loyalty to a (now) defunct product.
Whether or not Slysoft comes back, with or without a bang, why not use the resources you are now limited to?
The validity behind the allegations of every other competitor stealing off Slysoft isn't my concern.
Whether or not it can be proven. So far I only read hearsay statements, regardless if it's Slysoft staff making the comments (as it seems to be sarcasm and baiting).
I don't want to get involved with any of that drama.
It's not like DVDfab and MakeMKV schemed together to try run Slysoft into the ground.
There's plenty of shows on Netflix to watch to get your jollies out of cynicism and scandals.
With regards to the new UHD-BD's, I'll only invest in buying them if I get a drive for the PC and then someone decides to work on the decryption.
Otherwise, I have no present interest with the present price tag for complete compatibility ($600 CAD for the player alone...).
28th February 2016, 06:05
looks like some of the old members are willing to continue the development :
https://forum.slysoft.com/threads/no-fox-no-job-no-future.68331/
https://forum.slysoft.com/threads/no-fox-no-job-no-future.68331/
SlySoft no more, long live https://forum.redfox.bz/ !!!
Whole thing is very dubious.
The only drawback to using MakeMKV is that you have to remux the entire movie to MKV.
You mean it cannot backup to a folder? I'm sure it can.
You mean it cannot backup to a folder? I'm sure it can.
You mean it cannot backup to a folder? I'm sure it can.
Yes it can.
Let me rephrase: It sucks if you want just a 5 minute clip or a single chapter (or just the audio).
AnyDVD / Passkey allowed you to use MKVtoolnix to retrieve any such range you desired.
Up until DVDFab had two free lifetime pro giveaways, you don't know how many times I had to remux an entire movie just for one chapter.
Or just the audio stream.
The only time I use full folder backup now is if Passkey can't decrypt the disc.
Now I've got the entire disc to X-Men Days of Future Past Rogue Cut on my external from MakeMKV backup. When DVDFab is able to decrypt the Canadian disc, I can scrap the backup to free space.
Yes it can.
Let me rephrase: It sucks if you want just a 5 minute clip or a single chapter (or just the audio).
AnyDVD / Passkey allowed you to use MKVtoolnix to retrieve any such range you desired.
Up until DVDFab had two free lifetime pro giveaways, you don't know how many times I had to remux an entire movie just for one chapter.
Or just the audio stream.
The only time I use full folder backup now is if Passkey can't decrypt the disc.
Now I've got the entire disc to X-Men Days of Future Past Rogue Cut on my external from MakeMKV backup. When DVDFab is able to decrypt the Canadian disc, I can scrap the backup to free space.
WOW! Very nice -> https://forum.redfox.bz/threads/anydvd-hd-7-6-9-1-released.68381/
That's really good news...
But something about this whole thing smells funny. Maybe it wasn't the MPEG LA or the Antiguan authorities who shut down Slysoft Inc. Maybe someone just determined that it was time to quit and to run away with the money... :confused:
Cheers
manolito
But something about this whole thing smells funny. Maybe it wasn't the MPEG LA or the Antiguan authorities who shut down Slysoft Inc. Maybe someone just determined that it was time to quit and to run away with the money... :confused:
Cheers
manolito
That's really good news...
But something about this whole thing smells funny. Maybe it wasn't the MPEG LA or the Antiguan authorities who shut down Slysoft Inc. Maybe someone just determined that it was time to quit and to run away with the money... :confused:
Cheers
manolito
My thoughts, manolito :devil:
But something about this whole thing smells funny. Maybe it wasn't the MPEG LA or the Antiguan authorities who shut down Slysoft Inc. Maybe someone just determined that it was time to quit and to run away with the money... :confused:
Cheers
manolito
My thoughts, manolito :devil:
Maybe it wasn't the MPEG LA or the Antiguan authorities who shut down Slysoft Inc. Maybe someone just determined that it was time to quit and to run away with the money... :confused:
Or not:
https://forum.redfox.bz/download/
;)
Or not:
https://forum.redfox.bz/download/
;)
Or not:
https://forum.redfox.bz/download/
;)
:) Probably they created a new company in a different country (as some of us already suggested) instead of SlySoft Inc. Clever guys! I like them!
https://forum.redfox.bz/download/
;)
:) Probably they created a new company in a different country (as some of us already suggested) instead of SlySoft Inc. Clever guys! I like them!
More info:
https://forum.redfox.bz/threads/anydvd-hd-7-6-9-1-released.68381/
https://forum.redfox.bz/threads/anydvd-hd-7-6-9-1-released.68381/
This is excellent news. However I fail to understand the logic behind those who want to force a company to close down when the legitimate purpose is to allow the end user the right to back up his own property which most countries allow except silly UK legislature if I'm not mistaken? Those massive companies pulling the strings behind the MPAA are hypocrites when they mass produce products/gadgets blank CD/DVD to back up this said data which paradoxically they are trying to prevent us doing so! Massive contradiction in terms!:eek:
It's not a contradiction in terms.
The reasoning, the official one, is the following.
We do not want anyone to copy our products, we invested 5 millions and got 385 in the first month :).
But since there will be people to manage to copy one of our dearest work, we compensate for this by imposing a tax upon everything recordable and recording-able, irrespective of its use, since this is the main reason one would buy such tools and media.
:)
I suggested many times to people I know that either to implement the copy protections or to remove the levies from the recordables - either we cannot copy, therefore what we can copy is only our personal stuff, or we can copy and pay the piper. Those people said they are too little to even amend the law, which is decided at EU level carefully considering the "suggestions" coming from across the Atlantic. Some years ago I had a paper that listed the RIAA lobby contribution in order to increase the lapse time from 70 to 95 years, some 58-59000$. About 1 second of their cash flow; and thy got 15 years.
Getting money in particular for things one doesn't control is particularly tempting... :) right?
The reasoning, the official one, is the following.
We do not want anyone to copy our products, we invested 5 millions and got 385 in the first month :).
But since there will be people to manage to copy one of our dearest work, we compensate for this by imposing a tax upon everything recordable and recording-able, irrespective of its use, since this is the main reason one would buy such tools and media.
:)
I suggested many times to people I know that either to implement the copy protections or to remove the levies from the recordables - either we cannot copy, therefore what we can copy is only our personal stuff, or we can copy and pay the piper. Those people said they are too little to even amend the law, which is decided at EU level carefully considering the "suggestions" coming from across the Atlantic. Some years ago I had a paper that listed the RIAA lobby contribution in order to increase the lapse time from 70 to 95 years, some 58-59000$. About 1 second of their cash flow; and thy got 15 years.
Getting money in particular for things one doesn't control is particularly tempting... :) right?
Whichever way you look at it, it is all money based hypocrisy of the highest order. They want you to buy their product blu ray/dvd, yes!, they sell you a medium to copy it to(legally for fairuse) or play it with as the tech industry is massively intertwined, then bring all this stupid cinavia virus like technology & further associated restrictions to block your fairuse right.
Result: put it out that it is a moral fight for you the consumer(which industry ever really cared for his or hers?) against piracy when in reality they have created the situation themselves via immense greed! They just want the bucks who doesn't?:rolleyes: I suppose I've just been watching too much Mr Robot lately!:)
Result: put it out that it is a moral fight for you the consumer(which industry ever really cared for his or hers?) against piracy when in reality they have created the situation themselves via immense greed! They just want the bucks who doesn't?:rolleyes: I suppose I've just been watching too much Mr Robot lately!:)
Er, DVDFab has been selling and updating their Bluray decryptor outside the US uninterrupted all along. US users can even access its online database without a problem, they only did the bare minimum to redirect US users to another web site. You should investigate further, they haven't shut down at all.
The UHD statement is most likely because they don't have the technical expertise to immediately crack AACS2, so they're going to have to wait until someone releases (or sells them) a crack.
Yes, DVDFab never shuts down. DVDFab lasts for long not only because its location, but also depending on its first-class technologies of its own.
It will update continuously even without other sellers. Time will tell the truth. BTW, it is holding a passkey discount on the official site: dvdfab.cn.
The UHD statement is most likely because they don't have the technical expertise to immediately crack AACS2, so they're going to have to wait until someone releases (or sells them) a crack.
Yes, DVDFab never shuts down. DVDFab lasts for long not only because its location, but also depending on its first-class technologies of its own.
It will update continuously even without other sellers. Time will tell the truth. BTW, it is holding a passkey discount on the official site: dvdfab.cn.
Woo hoo! I nearly cried when I found out my beloved ANYDVD would not work this morning. I want to put MY movies on MY iPad.
THANK YOU SO MUCH for getting me back up and running! Long live the RedFox!
THANK YOU SO MUCH for getting me back up and running! Long live the RedFox!
Redfox's new website now online but not able to process payments at the moment. https://redfox.bz/
Important information for SlySoft license owners!
SlySoft license keys for AnyDVD (HD) will only work up to version 7.6.9.1. The RedFox OPD (Online Protection Database) for this version will be available until Saturday, April 30, 2016, afterwards AnyDVD HD may no longer be able to decrypt discs.
SlySoft licenses of other products are not affected and will continue to work normally.
Important information for SlySoft license owners!
SlySoft license keys for AnyDVD (HD) will only work up to version 7.6.9.1. The RedFox OPD (Online Protection Database) for this version will be available until Saturday, April 30, 2016, afterwards AnyDVD HD may no longer be able to decrypt discs.
SlySoft licenses of other products are not affected and will continue to work normally.
Has anyone seen a plausible or official statement of what has really happened to slysoft?
As long as this remains obscure i suspect a scenario like:
Close the books, let rumors about the reasons explode, flush the "life-time licenses", and start new business.
Not that I mind too much, but a clear communication would have been helpful to build trust.
As long as this remains obscure i suspect a scenario like:
Close the books, let rumors about the reasons explode, flush the "life-time licenses", and start new business.
Not that I mind too much, but a clear communication would have been helpful to build trust.
From what we know (or at least last I heard), the developers that founded redfox.bz didn't know either, since the "boss" just closed everyhting and disappeared. They decided to carry on.
If you believe that or assume ulterior motives is up to everyone individually, I guess.
If you believe that or assume ulterior motives is up to everyone individually, I guess.
You might find this interesting: https://wikileaks.org/sony/emails/?q=slysoft&mfrom=&mto=&title=¬itle=&date=&nofrom=¬o=&count=50&sort=0#searchresult
You might find this interesting: https://wikileaks.org/sony/emails/?q=slysoft&mfrom=&mto=&title=¬itle=&date=&nofrom=¬o=&count=50&sort=0#searchresult
This is from 2014, when they were forced to pay a fine.
This is from 2014, when they were forced to pay a fine.
Has anyone seen a plausible or official statement of what has really happened to slysoft?
As long as this remains obscure i suspect a scenario like:
Close the books, let rumors about the reasons explode, flush the "life-time licenses", and start new business.
Not that I mind too much, but a clear communication would have been helpful to build trust.
I for one am very curious to see what the new pricing will be. Cutting off everyone with an old license on April 30th doesn't exactly engender a lot of good will IMHO, but I guess they need to get money coming in the doors.
As long as this remains obscure i suspect a scenario like:
Close the books, let rumors about the reasons explode, flush the "life-time licenses", and start new business.
Not that I mind too much, but a clear communication would have been helpful to build trust.
I for one am very curious to see what the new pricing will be. Cutting off everyone with an old license on April 30th doesn't exactly engender a lot of good will IMHO, but I guess they need to get money coming in the doors.
I thought I could find some solutions here but after reading your posts I am still quite lost. Perhaps I will just move on. I always assumed a lifetime license from Slysoft as it's literally meaning, "lifetime". But this is not the case. Now that Slysoft has become Redfox they abandoned us customers and asks us to buy the software again? I am not sure how you guys think but I for one, is quite disappointed.
I thought I could find some solutions here but after reading your posts I am still quite lost. Perhaps I will just move on. I always assumed a lifetime license from Slysoft as it's literally meaning, "lifetime". But this is not the case. Now that Slysoft has become Redfox they abandoned us customers and asks us to buy the software again? I am not sure how you guys think but I for one, is quite disappointed.
Slysoft and redfox are two different companies run/owned by different people. Slysoft closed down. There no obligation by redfox to honour any slyfox license and I think it is unreasonable to expwct them to.
We are just lucky that some of the former Slyfox employees had access to the software source code, etc and decided it was worth the risk to try to start a new company.
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Slysoft and redfox are two different companies run/owned by different people. Slysoft closed down. There no obligation by redfox to honour any slyfox license and I think it is unreasonable to expwct them to.
We are just lucky that some of the former Slyfox employees had access to the software source code, etc and decided it was worth the risk to try to start a new company.
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I always assumed a lifetime license from Slysoft as it's literally meaning, "lifetime".
It is lifetime, in the meaning that your software will continue to work, and will never expire.
But it's logical that if a company close, you'll not be able to get new versions or update of the software. But the last version will continue to run on your PC forever, even after the company is closed.
It is lifetime, in the meaning that your software will continue to work, and will never expire.
But it's logical that if a company close, you'll not be able to get new versions or update of the software. But the last version will continue to run on your PC forever, even after the company is closed.
Slysoft and redfox are two different companies run/owned by different people. Slysoft closed down. There no obligation by redfox to honour any slyfox license and I think it is unreasonable to expwct them to.
We are just lucky that some of the former Slyfox employees had access to the software source code, etc and decided it was worth the risk to try to start a new company.
That's the RedFox story. I'm not saying it's false, but there's no way to corroborate any of what they're claiming. There is definitely a cloud of uncertainty and ambiguity around the whole thing. For all we know it could be an elaborate public ploy to dump their lifetime subs. Or, a US gov't run honeypot to get a database of people to investigate.
We are just lucky that some of the former Slyfox employees had access to the software source code, etc and decided it was worth the risk to try to start a new company.
That's the RedFox story. I'm not saying it's false, but there's no way to corroborate any of what they're claiming. There is definitely a cloud of uncertainty and ambiguity around the whole thing. For all we know it could be an elaborate public ploy to dump their lifetime subs. Or, a US gov't run honeypot to get a database of people to investigate.
Since Redfox are going to offer lifetime licenses the first is unlikely and the 2nd highly improbable.
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That makes me wonder who would actually trust that Redfox is going to be around long enough, after one shutdown, that lifetime licenses will make any sense at all.
That makes me wonder who would actually trust that Redfox is going to be around long enough, after one shutdown, that lifetime licenses will make any sense at all.
That's pretty much my thought on the matter.
That's pretty much my thought on the matter.
That makes me wonder who would actually trust that Redfox is going to be around long enough, after one shutdown, that lifetime licenses will make any sense at all.
If people scan through the mountain of posts and information over in the forums when discussion of new licensing it was mention that there were no plans for lifetime licenses. There was pressure to include that as an option by users. So, one can ask who would do it and the answer is probably a heck of a lot more than you'd think.
If people scan through the mountain of posts and information over in the forums when discussion of new licensing it was mention that there were no plans for lifetime licenses. There was pressure to include that as an option by users. So, one can ask who would do it and the answer is probably a heck of a lot more than you'd think.
Slysoft and redfox are two different companies run/owned by different people. Slysoft closed down. There no obligation by redfox to honour any slyfox license and I think it is unreasonable to expwct them to.
We are just lucky that some of the former Slyfox employees had access to the software source code, etc and decided it was worth the risk to try to start a new company.
Sent from my LG-D802T using Tapatalk RedFox is not a company, it is a Closed Source Project.
We are just lucky that some of the former Slyfox employees had access to the software source code, etc and decided it was worth the risk to try to start a new company.
Sent from my LG-D802T using Tapatalk RedFox is not a company, it is a Closed Source Project.
That makes me wonder who would actually trust that Redfox is going to be around long enough, after one shutdown, that lifetime licenses will make any sense at all.
Very true. It may not even matter as Redfox doesn't have payment system yet. I read over on their forums that the company is now decentralized and not located in Antigua anymore (it makes me wonder about the legality of the company's product and being able to sell it given the nature of AnyDVD).
Very true. It may not even matter as Redfox doesn't have payment system yet. I read over on their forums that the company is now decentralized and not located in Antigua anymore (it makes me wonder about the legality of the company's product and being able to sell it given the nature of AnyDVD).
AnyDVD HD 8.0.1.0 is now available for download on the RedFox site. They've announced pricing, but the payment system is not fully active yet.
Don't install it on the same computer(s) that 7.6.9.5 is installed on, though, it'll overwrite it with the new Trial version.
Don't install it on the same computer(s) that 7.6.9.5 is installed on, though, it'll overwrite it with the new Trial version.
This is from 2014, when they were forced to pay a fine.
They should choose even more exotic country which hates Hollywood studios, so than it will take them 15 years to take it down :)
Remove stupid line from law about rights to have a copy and than things will be more clear.
They should choose even more exotic country which hates Hollywood studios, so than it will take them 15 years to take it down :)
Remove stupid line from law about rights to have a copy and than things will be more clear.
Cutting off everyone with an old license on April 30th doesn't exactly engender a lot of good will IMHO, but I guess they need to get money coming in the doors.
I agree to most of that, but they've chosen a rather underhanded way of disenfranchising previous licenses owner. If they needed money then they could've asked for it and many of us would've donated to them just as we did to DVD Rebuilder. But they chose instead to use a cover story about how some of the original members needed a job, and as a result decided to keep things going. If the current owners are new then those who established it are gone and AnyDVD's reputation with it. If they are in fact the original developers then they've reneged on the original promised licenses, and hoped to escape it by claiming to be newly formed. I have the latest update that still carries my license, and I will use it as long as it proves useful, but unless the "sly redfox" group levels with it's supporters, then I'm done.
I agree to most of that, but they've chosen a rather underhanded way of disenfranchising previous licenses owner. If they needed money then they could've asked for it and many of us would've donated to them just as we did to DVD Rebuilder. But they chose instead to use a cover story about how some of the original members needed a job, and as a result decided to keep things going. If the current owners are new then those who established it are gone and AnyDVD's reputation with it. If they are in fact the original developers then they've reneged on the original promised licenses, and hoped to escape it by claiming to be newly formed. I have the latest update that still carries my license, and I will use it as long as it proves useful, but unless the "sly redfox" group levels with it's supporters, then I'm done.
A little clarification here. For two months there will be discounts available for all license holders, including some pretty nice ones for recent purchasers.
The current version will continue to work with the most current local database. It's only access to the online database that's being cut off. If you're only ripping discs with the known DRM schemes as of the 7.6.9.5 release, you're fine. New schemes, however, will only be addressed by the new 8.0.1.0 version and its successors.
Developers can't "renege" on licenses. Those were sold by the owners of SlySoft, who took all the money with them when they packed up and ran. The developers worked for a paycheck.
The current version will continue to work with the most current local database. It's only access to the online database that's being cut off. If you're only ripping discs with the known DRM schemes as of the 7.6.9.5 release, you're fine. New schemes, however, will only be addressed by the new 8.0.1.0 version and its successors.
Developers can't "renege" on licenses. Those were sold by the owners of SlySoft, who took all the money with them when they packed up and ran. The developers worked for a paycheck.
Those were sold by the owners of SlySoft, who took all the money with them when they packed up and ran. The developers worked for a paycheck.
Unfortunately I have no reason to believe that RedFox is in fact under the control of new owners. I do however believe that they need a revenue stream. I believe that the demand for decrypters peaked about 8 years ago and has since fallen considerably. That can be attested to by the declining traffic flow at forums such as doom9, MYCE/CDFreaks, and Afterdawn. So all that was left was for SlyRedFox to retap its previous clientele. I understand why that might be important, but they've handled it badly. And as for still being able to use release 7.6.9.5, that's true as long as a user doesn't mind nagware. I've unchecked "Automatically check for new AnyDVD version, but it still checks regularly throughout the day.
http://i430.photobucket.com/albums/qq30/hgaskins/RedFox2.jpg (http://s430.photobucket.com/user/hgaskins/media/RedFox2.jpg.html)
Unfortunately I have no reason to believe that RedFox is in fact under the control of new owners. I do however believe that they need a revenue stream. I believe that the demand for decrypters peaked about 8 years ago and has since fallen considerably. That can be attested to by the declining traffic flow at forums such as doom9, MYCE/CDFreaks, and Afterdawn. So all that was left was for SlyRedFox to retap its previous clientele. I understand why that might be important, but they've handled it badly. And as for still being able to use release 7.6.9.5, that's true as long as a user doesn't mind nagware. I've unchecked "Automatically check for new AnyDVD version, but it still checks regularly throughout the day.
http://i430.photobucket.com/albums/qq30/hgaskins/RedFox2.jpg (http://s430.photobucket.com/user/hgaskins/media/RedFox2.jpg.html)
Just curious, why do you keep AnyDVD HD running all day? I only start it up when I need it, and I've never seen an update check.
Actually I don't keep AnyDVD running all day, but I do still have uses for it such as ripping, and when I finish I often forget to close it. That being said, it shouldn't even be a concern?
anyone want to try to figure out if the files are user-specific?
e.g. my dt1 for Deadpool (US) (semi obfuscated) is xxxxxxxxxx39.dt1
my MD5 is xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx862d27ea711a181c
e.g. my dt1 for Deadpool (US) (semi obfuscated) is xxxxxxxxxx39.dt1
my MD5 is xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx862d27ea711a181c
.....but unless the "sly redfox" group levels with it's supporters, then I'm done.
I'm curious. Do you mind sharing what you would use as an alternative or replacement for AnyDVD?
I got a free license during the DVDfab Passkey give away back in the fall, but after reading the posts in their forums, I am not as comfortable (confident) with it as I was AnyDVDHD. I guess I'm having troubles deciding if Passkey is "good enough" or if a new license for AnyDvd is worth it.
I'm curious. Do you mind sharing what you would use as an alternative or replacement for AnyDVD?
I got a free license during the DVDfab Passkey give away back in the fall, but after reading the posts in their forums, I am not as comfortable (confident) with it as I was AnyDVDHD. I guess I'm having troubles deciding if Passkey is "good enough" or if a new license for AnyDvd is worth it.
4th September 2016, 21:25
I'm curious. Do you mind sharing what you would use as an alternative or replacement for AnyDVD?
I got a free license during the DVDfab Passkey give away back in the fall, but after reading the posts in their forums, I am not as comfortable (confident) with it as I was AnyDVDHD. I guess I'm having troubles deciding if Passkey is "good enough" or if a new license for AnyDvd is worth it.
And with the introduction of Passkey V9... Dvdfab now says those who received the free Passkey LIFETIME license from their give-aways have to BUY version 9 and up... Apparently the Free LIFETIME license they gave away were not "lifetime" or at least not the same as paid for LIfetime licenses! (even though the give aways, nor the emails with the license files back then, said anything but "Free Passkey Lifetime license"
Now I need to decide... re-up with Dvdfab for Passkey 9, or go back to AnyDVDHD...
Any suggestions?
I got a free license during the DVDfab Passkey give away back in the fall, but after reading the posts in their forums, I am not as comfortable (confident) with it as I was AnyDVDHD. I guess I'm having troubles deciding if Passkey is "good enough" or if a new license for AnyDvd is worth it.
And with the introduction of Passkey V9... Dvdfab now says those who received the free Passkey LIFETIME license from their give-aways have to BUY version 9 and up... Apparently the Free LIFETIME license they gave away were not "lifetime" or at least not the same as paid for LIfetime licenses! (even though the give aways, nor the emails with the license files back then, said anything but "Free Passkey Lifetime license"
Now I need to decide... re-up with Dvdfab for Passkey 9, or go back to AnyDVDHD...
Any suggestions?
4th September 2016, 22:08
The DVDFab lifetime giveaway key is for version 8 only.
You can uninstall version 9 and re-install 8 but decryption for newer discs with newer encryptions are likely to be unsupported.
This post on their forum explains it well:
http://forum.dvdfab.cn/showthread.php?t=29785&p=189501
I'm subcibed to newsletters and events that they have, so I'll wait around the holidays for a sale and pick something if I need to.
Even if it's just a yearly subscription until the lifetime for version 9 becomes affordable.
The prices for DVDfab seem cheaper than AnyDVD.
You can uninstall version 9 and re-install 8 but decryption for newer discs with newer encryptions are likely to be unsupported.
This post on their forum explains it well:
http://forum.dvdfab.cn/showthread.php?t=29785&p=189501
I'm subcibed to newsletters and events that they have, so I'll wait around the holidays for a sale and pick something if I need to.
Even if it's just a yearly subscription until the lifetime for version 9 becomes affordable.
The prices for DVDfab seem cheaper than AnyDVD.
4th September 2016, 22:54
Their give away emails and web site didn't say as such.
And you are right that ver 8 can be installed and use. They did say it won't be updated so you won't be able to decrypt newer discs.
They are running 30% off now (at least per the email they sent now has a coupon code for it). So it will be cheaper that Anydvd today.
And you are right that ver 8 can be installed and use. They did say it won't be updated so you won't be able to decrypt newer discs.
They are running 30% off now (at least per the email they sent now has a coupon code for it). So it will be cheaper that Anydvd today.
7th September 2016, 05:14
....I'm subcibed to newsletters and events that they have, so I'll wait around the holidays for a sale and pick something if I need to.
Even if it's just a yearly subscription until the lifetime for version 9 becomes affordable.
The prices for DVDfab seem cheaper than AnyDVD.
DVDFab's 50% Passkey license for AnyDVD customers still works. Lifetime license is not bad when using that offer. (see the links at the very bottom of their page... and they don't validate anydvd ownership in anyway)
Even if it's just a yearly subscription until the lifetime for version 9 becomes affordable.
The prices for DVDfab seem cheaper than AnyDVD.
DVDFab's 50% Passkey license for AnyDVD customers still works. Lifetime license is not bad when using that offer. (see the links at the very bottom of their page... and they don't validate anydvd ownership in anyway)
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