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Chainmax
8th July 2009, 06:09
I am not looking into backing up HD optical formats as I don't own any media or player, but there are still releases on DVD I was wondering which tool would you recommend me for ripping my future purchases.
Inspector.Gadget
8th July 2009, 06:17
Nothing beats DVD Decrypter for flexibility, IMO. Run that on top of AnyDVD and you should be able to handle all modern copy protections.
Wombler
8th July 2009, 09:34
Agreed but DVDFab Decrypter has the advantage of being free and is still a very acceptable alternative.


Wombler
Ajax_Undone
8th July 2009, 21:02
Really wish slysoft would build a more comprehensive dvd ripper to handle angle processing and PGC ripping. It would make it an all around superb app.
setarip_old
8th July 2009, 23:02
@Ajax_Undone

Hi!Really wish slysoft would build a more comprehensive dvd ripper to handle angle processing and PGC ripping.If you mean adding those features to "AnyDVD", that would preclude them from trying to sell you yet another program, "CloneDVD" (Performs some of the functions you mention), as a companion to "AnyDVD" ("Clone DVD" requires "AnyDVD" for ripping copy protected DVDs)...
nurbs
8th July 2009, 23:25
Really wish slysoft would build a more comprehensive dvd ripper to handle angle processing and PGC ripping. It would make it an all around superb app.

You can use AnyDVD with DVD Decrypter for normal DVDs or with eac3to for blu-ray to do that, as Inspector.Gadget mentioned. Never had any trouble with that approach.
cwl7454
8th July 2009, 23:52
But if you had bought the special deal, you would have all three; any dvd, clone dvd and virtual; all with lifetime updates.

Was one hell of a deal.
setarip_old
9th July 2009, 02:27
@cwl7454

Hi!

Unfortunately, what was available in the past doesn't help O.P. "Chainmax" in the present...
Chainmax
14th July 2009, 00:34
I'm going to follow your advice and go with DVD Decrypter, maybe adding AnyDVD later (it's not that expensive, after all). Thanks for the quick replies, guys :).
Adub
14th July 2009, 17:42
As an owner of AnyDVD HD, I must say that I love it.

However, you say that "it's not that expensive". Keep in mind that that is a subscription fee. I believe it's for one whole year.
Wombler
14th July 2009, 18:04
As an owner of AnyDVD HD, I must say that I love it.

However, you say that "it's not that expensive". Keep in mind that that is a subscription fee. I believe it's for one whole year.

Yeah, the lifetime option is still available though, but that does make it relatively expensive IMO.


Wombler
Adub
14th July 2009, 18:18
Wow, it seems you are correct. I though that they were completely getting rid of the lifetime option, but it seems that they split it up into 1, 2, 3, 4 years or the lifetime option.