We would like to inform you, that a new version of AnyDVD has been released. Here the list of fixes and improvements:

5.6.1.1, 2005 11 27

- New: Added detection and removal of a new type of protection "MacroVision RipGuard" as found on "Madagascar WideScreen" R1 (US) or "Vet Hard" R2 (Netherlands) to the option to remove "Protection based on unreadable Sectors"
Note: RipGuard could be copied together with elby CloneDVD2 since   AnyDVD version 5.4.1.1, but this new version supports drag and drop of all files from DVD to harddisk as well!

- New: Added support for a new version of the Sony Arccos protection as found on "Seinfeld Season 6 Disc 3" R2 (German) to the option to remove "Protection based on unreadable Sectors"

- New: Information Window now shows MacroVision RipGuard, if it was detected.

- New: Information Window now displays, if "Error zones between files" have been removed, like on "Resident Evil - Apocalypse" R1 (US)

The update is free for all registered customers, of course. Just install the new version on top of your current version,
regardless which version you have installed: http://www.slysoft.com/download.html

Have fun with AnyDVD!


Source : SlySoft Press Release

SiliconFreak,

    Excellent post as usual... I'm updating now!

(in reply to SiliconFreak)

Thanks...

And btw...have you already upgraded till now? Or still downloading the update?

(in reply to MP3Mogul)

awsome im going to get updated to

(in reply to SiliconFreak)

Actually, had the update installed before you posted... LOL!

(in reply to flammable pyro)

Nooooooooooo wayyyyy...really??? Could it be? I still dont believe you MP3....did you really have it installed BEFORE i actually posted it?

(in reply to MP3Mogul)

Yeah, because you can choose UPDATE while AnyDVD is running, and I do it once a day when I get home.....and first thing in the morning..... and I have some alpha links () and they are posted just before the release is...

(in reply to SiliconFreak)

I'm glad they updated this software, but with the Sony Rootkit issue, it looks like this product is more than a DVD cracker... I don't backup a huge amount of DVD's, but the rootkit bloackage has me interested and I may jump on the AnyDVD bandwagon... Can some of you AnyDVD users tell me what this product can do with audio cd's as well?

(in reply to MP3Mogul)

So you use the same methods as I do for my Virusscan, Firewall,AntiSpyware programs,registry cleaners,etc....smart move mannnnn...hahahahaha...

But tell me honestly...isnt that somehow addictive...because at least I always check that many times per day...manually...although it would be more than enough for majority of those programs to be checked once or twice per week...but i just cant help myself....cause there is always that "WHAT IF...(they already released some update)"...

Btw...some week ago...my IE was crashing almost nonstop...although not a single "safety" software didnt detect anything...and I also dont know what i did that it finally stopped...!?...I just rebooted couple of times....thats all...so now i wonder if it could be that i got this new IE Flaw (trojan?) that is still unpatched and from what i read has similar symptoms...!? But its strange...cause i tested that from the page at the link above...and the antivirus immidiately noticed me of its presence (which didnt happen before-when i experienced those problems!)...so any idea? Now it seems to be ok....but....its just a matter of time before some other outbreak happens...(and thats why its so important to have everything up-to-date...and even then you cant be 100% sure that it wont hit you...)...


Cya.

(in reply to SithTracy)

Don't know if you guys know, but the latest release of SpySweeper (4.5.7.656) removes rootkit completely!

(in reply to SiliconFreak)

Good to know that! Thank You MP3Mogul....appreciate that very much....

(in reply to MP3Mogul)

quote:

ORIGINAL: MP3Mogul

Don't know if you guys know, but the latest release of SpySweeper (4.5.7.656) removes rootkit completely!

Is this one better than Ad-aware and/or SpyBot S&D?

(in reply to MP3Mogul)

I've been using it for years.  I have tried both you listed, but they don't compare to SpySweeper, so I say it's better.

(in reply to tqhoang)