View Full Version : Has anyone successfully backed up Divergent?
ElJugador247
8th August 2014, 07:25
Has anyone successfully backed up Divergent? If so, how?
ElJugador247
8th August 2014, 07:28
I own it and am afraid my kids will ruin it
Sparktank
8th August 2014, 09:52
You should try the forums of the software you are trying to use with it.
AnyDVD, DVDFab, MakeMKV.
They would offer more support on whatever problems you're having.
Whether it's obfusticated playlists, new encryption algorithms, etc.
filler56789
8th August 2014, 20:08
I own it and am afraid my kids will ruin it
They won't, if you learn how to educate them in the old-fashioned way :sly:
setarip_old
8th August 2014, 22:15
@Sparktank
Hi!
You mentioned three forums. Where can one find the AnyDVD (Slysoft) now?
Thank you
videoh
8th August 2014, 22:30
Here:
https://forum.slysoft.com/
setarip_old
9th August 2014, 00:59
@videoh
Thanks, but that link appears to be "dead" and/or no longer valid...
videoh
9th August 2014, 01:29
Works fine for me. What error are you getting? Maybe clear your cache?
Sparktank
9th August 2014, 03:18
The link works for me as well.
But, it might be a country-exclusive thing now.
Since decrypting software has been under a lot of legal fire lately, some sites have changed the domains or simply added a few letters at the end.
Canadian access to something like DVDfab would add .cdn at the end, or similarly thereof.
I think it would be best just to google using your own IP address and it would appropriate a designated site for you, based on your sniffed out location.
That is, unless, of course, your country has put up an embargo on decrypting software sites. Which you would better google news of any such for yourself.
Some countries really go all out.
if you're using a proxy or VPN, then you might get access depending on the routed IP address you've been given.
Or not. The IP you've been assigned just might under same legal battles as your country's own legal battles with said decrypting sites.
Very, very, very messy work. All this legality of decrypting. Countries, states, provinces, borders on a map...
Wiki section on the legal issues with AnyDVD:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AnyDVD#Legal_issues
(needs citation)(maybe)
EDIT: the legal issues is not actually what I was looking for.
DVDFab was the site under attack for sales of decryption software.
Which every other decrypting software company followed suit and had their domains changed and/or blocked based on country alliance.
Fengtao software was the first slapped with the lawsuit and had to change the way they made sales.
AnyDVD and MakeMKV did the same in order to avoid the same issue (in a pre-emptive defensive measure).
tl;dr:
Your country may not want you accessing AnyDVD.
Try a proxy/vpn? with an IP from an allied country's IP to the site?
setarip_old
16th August 2014, 17:13
Resolved (For me):
Tools --> Advanced --> Security
Then place a checkmark next to "Use TLS"...
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