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jemaricld
10th December 2005, 07:51
are we ever going to get dvd43 to work on 64 bit platform
setarip_old
10th December 2005, 07:56
From what I've read recently, a more significant question may be - will it be updated to deal with the latest incarnations of "ARccOS" and "RipGuard"?
bilc
10th December 2005, 14:30
The most recent version of DVD43 is v 3.6.2 updated Aug 2005, and it does work with new protection. Example "Stealth".
bilc
cynthia_old
10th December 2005, 15:08
Updated Dec 07, 2005 for version 3.7.0.
www.dvd43.com
bilc
10th December 2005, 16:00
Thanks Cynthia_old for updated info. I failed to verify my version before posting.
bilc
jemaricld
10th December 2005, 18:08
my computer runs on a 64 bit platform not a regular 32 bit & dvd43 is not compatiblewith windows 64 bit
5VOLCANES
9th March 2006, 21:49
:devil: Updated Dec 07, 2005 for version 3.7.0.
www.dvd43.com
Heloo, I'm new to the forums, but happens that while been at softpedia.com, at the DVD section, they are offering DVD43 for sale, thru shareware, at 19.95 Dollars, and as far as Know it has been FREE, try checking in there, Thanks to all of you.
setarip_old
9th March 2006, 22:07
@5VOLCANES
Hi!
You MAY have been looking at a VERY similarly named program sold by "Fengtao" at dvdidle.com...
feedback
11th March 2006, 01:40
We obtained the source of DVD43 and furthered its development, integrating it into our products.
Looks like they obtained the source code for DVD43.:confused:
See the link below:
http://www.dvdidle.com/dvd43.htm
When did that happen?
I believe it is still available for download for free at some sites, including here at doom9.
See link below:
http://www.doom9.org/Soft21/Rippers/DVD43_3-7-0_Setup.exe
setarip_old
11th March 2006, 04:23
@feedback
That happened about a year ago - but does not preclude the publishers of DVD43FREE from continuing to develop and provide their freeware tool.
This type of confusion appears to be quite intentional on the part of the people at dvdidle - as the same thing has been done with DVDFabDecrypter, a "one note" ripper - Combining the names of DVDFab (V.0.17 freeware is a very different product) and DVD Decrypter...
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