View Full Version : New sony protection and ARccOS cracked!!
mattyboi678
23rd May 2007, 01:39
Simply follow this method to copy ANY sony dvd.
1. Download and install the LATEST version of AnyDVD. (Currently 6.1.5.5)
2. Right click on the fox icon of AnyDVD in the system tray.
3. Choose "Rip video dvd to hard disk"
4. Find a suitable destination folder
5. Once AnyDVD has finished, open up Nero Recode.
6. Direct nero Re-Code to the folder that you have just ripped the dvd to with AnyDVD
7. Choose your quality settings and your away!
If any1 gets any problems please tell me. Thanks doom9 guys!
mattyboi678
23rd May 2007, 01:46
I would just like to say that writersblock29's method of using dvdfab and ripit4me also works. But with nero you can adjust the final quality a bit more.
Thanks for your help writersblock29!
setarip_old
23rd May 2007, 02:46
Hi!
Sorry to say that, although it may be new to you, using the commercial program "AnyDVD" in combination with ANY backup program or conversion program is very old news...
Rich86
23rd May 2007, 04:26
Simply follow this method to copy ANY sony dvd.
1. Download and install the LATEST version of AnyDVD. (Currently 6.1.5.5)
2. Right click on the fox icon of AnyDVD in the system tray.
3. Choose "Rip video dvd to hard disk"
4. Find a suitable destination folder
5. Once AnyDVD has finished, open up Nero Recode.
6. Direct nero Re-Code to the folder that you have just ripped the dvd to with AnyDVD
7. Choose your quality settings and your away!
If any1 gets any problems please tell me. Thanks doom9 guys!
or use RipIt4Me . .
or use DVDFab Decryptor . . .
process with DVDShrink
burn with ImgBurn
all top quality programs - and free . . . .
writersblock29
23rd May 2007, 07:43
@mattyboi678
So it worked for you pretty well, then? Good news! Glad I could help.
bourke
23rd May 2007, 09:24
ARccOS was cracked two years ago - what is the 'news' here?
linx05
23rd May 2007, 09:39
New versions of arccos are being developed AFAIK. matty was just sharing his info, while already know.
Pelican9
23rd May 2007, 10:19
Simply follow this method to copy ANY sony dvd.
1. Download and install the LATEST version of AnyDVD. (Currently 6.1.5.5)
2. Right click on the fox icon of AnyDVD in the system tray.
3. Choose "Rip video dvd to hard disk"
4. Find a suitable destination folder
5. Once AnyDVD has finished, open up Nero Recode.
6. Direct nero Re-Code to the folder that you have just ripped the dvd to with AnyDVD
7. Choose your quality settings and your away!
If any1 gets any problems please tell me. Thanks doom9 guys!
You are the biggest cracker I've ever seen. :)
writersblock29
23rd May 2007, 17:58
Not everyone lives on this forum! And the reasons for its existance are:
1) Find the answers to your questions and problems.
2) Share what you know with others.
So he has done! Even if, to us, he's just discovered the toaster... he's still doing his job as a poster and community member!
setarip_old
23rd May 2007, 18:32
@writersblock29
Hi!
No big deal but:
1) I'm sure that "mattyboi678" could "defend" him/herself - if he/she felt it was necessary (I personally don't think anything was posted in a tenor requiring "defense").
Hopefully, "mattyboi678" understands that nothing posted in this thread was intended as a personal affront (Well, maybe, "You are the biggest cracker I've ever seen.")
2) As you well know, if "mattyboi678" used the "Search" function here, or simply read the myriad posts in the "Decrypting" sub-forum and others, he/she would have been aware that his/her posting was tantamount to "reinventing the wheel"
honai
23rd May 2007, 20:13
Nevermind.
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