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setarip_old
2nd January 2006, 23:07
Does anyone have specific information as to the status of the DVD95Copy website ( www.dvd95copy.com )?
Mr. Monte
2nd January 2006, 23:20
I believe I read somewhere that he lost his hosting..looking for another host
jwo62
3rd January 2006, 03:27
Hi Setarip,

Unfortunately,Digis host terminated his domain,they "got a letter" in digis words. He is currently looking for a new host.



Hello everybody.

my site www.dvd95copy.com is currently down.
The domain hosting has been terminated, so I will need to find a new host.

So please don't install a new version of Dvd95Copy, cause you won't be able to activate it.
I will try to find a new host asap.

Digi



The official forum can still be found here: http://www.cdr-zone.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=28&sid=04f453d6e8b4a08f8a3c8db1fa571453

And here: http://forum.digital-digest.com/forumdisplay.php?f=70

I wonder if this kind of attack on web hosts is going to be a common thing now. :confused:

Jim
blutach
3rd January 2006, 05:02
Well, they attacked the DVD Shrink site a few months back to Jim. So, I guess it's not getting any better.

Regards
Mr. Monte
3rd January 2006, 05:46
Some developers may have to go underground. There have been "other" areas that atrct attention..and that's what happens. Seems big business never learns..the more they attacks..the more peeps go underground..and then it's even harder to find them.
jwo62
4th January 2006, 01:26
Dvd95copy has found a new host and should be available shortly :)
setarip_old
4th January 2006, 02:33
@jwo62

That's good news. I look forward to "digi's" individual email or broadcast of the new url ;>}
setarip_old
7th January 2006, 07:32
It appears that DVD95Copy is back in business at:

www.dvd95copy.com
jwo62
27th January 2006, 01:41
.........and its down.
setarip_old
27th January 2006, 08:49
I wonder if somebody's "getting even" with Digi?
Richk50
27th January 2006, 20:01
Wasn't he in some sort of dispute with the authors of DVDFab?
setarip_old
27th January 2006, 20:59
Yes, with the publisher/distributor...
blutach
28th January 2006, 15:45
But I doubt it's got anything to do with that.

My understanding is that the MPAA has closed 3 DVD95Copy host sites (threatening the ISP) - they are out to get Digi. Someone ought ot help him fight back. Where's the EFF when you need them?

Seayrip, weren't you a lawyer?

Regards
setarip_old
28th January 2006, 20:24
Seayrip, weren't you a lawyer?As to whether "Seayrip" or any other poster is a lawyer, you might want to read this post (especially the last sentence):

http://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php?p=743361#post743361
jwo62
28th January 2006, 23:03
I wonder if somebody's "getting even" with Digi?

I doubt if an "individual" could close three sites.
setarip_old
29th January 2006, 00:46
I doubt if an "individual" could close three sites.I was thinking more along the line of the post by Richk50...
cable2
30th January 2006, 06:29
It appears he is back up again, as of Sunday evening anyway.
setarip_old
30th January 2006, 23:21
Yes, the/a site's back up again (It's the folks at Macrovision who have been dogging the author...)
jwo62
31st January 2006, 02:29
Yes, the/a site's back up again (It's the folks at Macrovision who have been dogging the author...)

He seems confident that the new host will work out :) .

I suggested to him that perhaps its not worth it to include a ripping function with dvd95copy. let someone else do the dirty work. this would suck,it is VERY convenient to be able to put a disc in and walk away until its done. But if given the choice of not having dvd95copy updated at all,I could live without the built in ripper. the program did start out without it anyway. also,now with the pgcedit plugin wizard so easy to use,a built in ripper just isnt "needed".

Jim:D
setarip_old
31st January 2006, 04:29
But if given the choice of not having dvd95copy updated at all,I could live without the built in ripper.If it no longer had a built-in ripper, what remaining aspect of the program would ever require updating? It's the excellent decrypting (DVD95Copy was the first to be able to rip second generation "ARccOS"-protected DVDs) capability, as part of the only true "all in one" program, that makes DVD95Copy an important program...
jwo62
31st January 2006, 14:47
the ability to remove titles with one click is the best feature,in my opinion.

the program would also still have al the other features that are good,join,split,burning, an easy to use GUI, the ability to set the compression size to any percentage you want if you dont remove completely.

I dont really think it will come to that anyway.
abatis
31st January 2006, 15:05
I just received this from Digi on Sunday. I appreciate is diligent work to improve the software.

Dear user,

find attached a link to the new version of Dvd95Copy.
- fixed: Updated for new ARccOS variants like 'Madagascar'.
- fixed: The Polar Express had missing audio on movie-only copies
- added new copy-destinations: ISO/UDF image creation and HD folder
- added new control that displays the main movie quality


Download the new version at:
jwo62
1st February 2006, 00:39
Thats interesting. thats sounds like the 3.32 download. I got this notice on jan. 7th.


is there a new version number?

I do know that digi updated version 3_32 without changeing the version number. the original 3_32 is 5,216kb,the newer version of 3_32 is 4,904kb (AKA beta 3_34). it was updated for 'Dark Water' japanese version.