Redfox (AnyDVD et all) appears to be gone

[magician]

Originally Posted by prozistka

I think I will stick with 2.6.0

I think the free program has a timebomb so at some point you will have to adjust your system clock back to keep using the old versions.

[DrinkLyeAndDie]

Originally Posted by magician

I think the free program has a timebomb so at some point you will have to adjust your system clock back to keep using the old versions.

For the free version, the official releases expire 90 days from release. Beta versions expire 30 days from release. After the expiration the latest release needs to be installed.

[coopervid]

Originally Posted by DrinkLyeAndDie

For the free version, the official releases expire 90 days from release. Beta versions expire 30 days from release. After the expiration the latest release needs to be installed.

And that information is available where?

[DrinkLyeAndDie]

Originally Posted by coopervid

And that information is available where?

The website: https://www.xreveal.com/pro.html

[prozistka]

Originally Posted by magician

I think the free program has a timebomb so at some point you will have to adjust your system clock back to keep using the old versions.

I've noticed that, so I rolled back to 2.5.0 which does not have a timebomb, and it works fine for MGVC blu-rays.

[chris198810]

If RedFox is no longer available or functioning, you might consider alternatives like MakeMKV, which you're already using, or tools like DumboFab, which offers similar functionality for ripping and bypassing encryption on DVDs and Blu-rays. HandBrake, combined with MakeMKV for decryption, also works for a lossless DVD-to-MP4 conversion process.