Any place to download last version of AnyDVD HD (8.7.1.0)? (RedFox mirror anywhere?)

[kurkosdr]

I already have a "lifetime" license for AnyDVD HD and the corresponding binary license file, but unfortunately, I never got around to installing the last version of the software on any computer before RedFox disappeared.

Is there a place to download the last version of AnyDVD HD (8.7.1.0)? Basically, is there place that has AnyDVD HD 8.7.10 exactly as it existed on RedFox's website a couple of months ago? All the other files from Redfox's download section (minus AnySteam which can't work without connecting to a RedFox server anyway) have been mirrored by Web Archive, but when it comes to AnyDVD HD, last versioned mirrored by WebArchive is 8.6.7.0.

Also, does the license file work offline, or does it need to "phone home"?

[EDIT] Links I have found so far:

AnyDVD HD 8.6.7.0: https://web.archive.org/web/20231218...AnyDVD8670.exe

AnyDVD HD 8.7.1.0: https://www.videohelp.com/download/SetupAnyDVD8710.exe (not an official archive service though, will check signature when I get home)

AnyDVD Offline Database: https://web.archive.org/web/20240604...tabase1.0a.exe

CloneCD 5.3.4.0: https://web.archive.org/web/20240524...loneCD5340.exe

CloneDVD mobile 1.9.5.0: https://web.archive.org/web/20231218...mobile1950.exe

Virtual CloneDrive 5.5.2.0: https://web.archive.org/web/20231122...eDrive5520.exe

ReClock 1.9.0.7: https://web.archive.org/web/20240321...eClock1907.exe

[DrinkLyeAndDie]

On the "Download AnyDVD HD old versions" page for AnyDVD on VideoHelp: https://www.videohelp.com/software/AnyDVD/old-versions. At the top of the list. Those downloads aren't pointing to the Redfox website.

[kurkosdr]

Originally Posted by DrinkLyeAndDie

On the "Download AnyDVD HD old versions" page for AnyDVD on VideoHelp: https://www.videohelp.com/software/AnyDVD/old-versions. At the top of the list. Those downloads aren't pointing to the Redfox website.

I'd rather have a link from an official archive service though.

[DrinkLyeAndDie]

Originally Posted by kurkosdr

AnyDVD HD 8.7.1.0: https://www.videohelp.com/download/SetupAnyDVD8710.exe (not an official archive service though, will check signature when I get home)

The signature is valid and the hashes match between the official download from Redfox and the same file being hosted by VideoHelp. They archive a good amount of the software they list.

Originally Posted by kurkosdr

I'd rather have a link from an official archive service though.

It's a respected site that has been around for at least 25 years.

[kurkosdr]

Originally Posted by DrinkLyeAndDie

The signature is valid and the hashes match between the official download from Redfox and the same file being hosted by VideoHelp.

How do you know the hashes match?

[varekai]

Originally Posted by kurkosdr

How do you know the hashes match?

Do a HASH check...
Original SetupAnyDVD8710.exe dl from redfox.bz
SHA3-512
68B4CF0E217CF6B8D72B5FA6CA5FAE7D4255A5134DBF07EF47A061D5D204293FA219583BDF27A31C6ED889411BBC53D9FF37222A3E123B9E82F47DD33A5D8DB0
Best regards,
varekai aka autodidact

[kurkosdr]

Originally Posted by varekai

Do a HASH check...
Original SetupAnyDVD8710.exe dl from redfox.bz
SHA3-512
68B4CF0E217CF6B8D72B5FA6CA5FAE7D4255A5134DBF07EF47A061D5D204293FA219583BDF27A31C6ED889411BBC53D9FF37222A3E123B9E82F47DD33A5D8DB0
Best regards,
varekai aka autodidact

Where did you find the hash of the original SetupAnyDVD8710.exe dl from redfox.bz? Did you compare with a file on your harddrive or is it mentioned somewhere on the web?

[varekai]

Originally Posted by kurkosdr

Where did you find the hash of the original SetupAnyDVD8710.exe dl from redfox.bz? Did you compare with a file on your harddrive or is it mentioned somewhere on the web?

As I said, SetupAnyDVD8710.exe downloaded from redfox.bz and installed on my PC, then HASH check with the one from VideoHelp.
They are identical... bit by bit...

[Morku]

Last version is 8.7.1.1 Beta with: - New (Blu-ray): Support for new discs and - Fix (Blu-ray & UHD): Detection of bus encryption could fail with some discs

Betas has been always same stable as the last public version for me.

SetupAnyDVD8711.exe
MD5: 12585c49032976da2730efb21a0dbaa7
CRC32: 675ca8a5

Source: Trust me, bro. (there is no more official page to verify)

EDIT: PM me, if you need.
EDIT2: It is now hosted on videohelp

[varekai]

Originally Posted by Morku

Last version is 8.7.1.1 Beta with: - New (Blu-ray): Support for new discs and - Fix (Blu-ray & UHD): Detection of bus encryption could fail with some discs

Betas has been always same stable as the last public version for me.

SetupAnyDVD8711.exe
MD5: 12585c49032976da2730efb21a0dbaa7
CRC32: 675ca8a5

Source: Trust me, bro. (there is no more official source)

I trust you, can you provide a link for the 8.7.1.1 beta?
Best regards
varekai | autodidact

[jpsdr]

Also interested by this 8.7.1.1 Beta.

[DrinkLyeAndDie]

Originally Posted by kurkosdr

How do you know the hashes match?

Because I had already downloaded the installer from Redfox when it was released and I checked it against the file hosted on VideoHelp's site. As I knew would be the case the files are identical. Regardless, just check the digital signature. Redfox signed their installers.

[Katie Boundary]

I have the installers for 8030, 8060, 8620, and 8680, but these are all trial versions, not full.

[RetsimLegin]

Suggestion:

https://www.xreveal.com/

You will also need a keys database e.g. http://fvonline-db.bplaced.net/ since xreveal doesn't come with one, nor does it have online access. It will need updating regularly.

[kurkosdr]

Originally Posted by RetsimLegin

Suggestion:

https://www.xreveal.com/

You will also need a keys database e.g. http://fvonline-db.bplaced.net/ since xreveal doesn't come with one, nor does it have online access. It will need updating regularly.

I know xreveal exists and have bought the pro version, but this doesn't mean I can't ask for archived copies of the latest version of AnyDVD HD regardless. This is what this topic is about

[kurkosdr]

Originally Posted by Katie Boundary

I have the installers for 8030, 8060, 8620, and 8680, but these are all trial versions, not full.

There is no such thing as "full" and "trial" AnyDVD HD installers. The AnyDVD HD installer is for the trial version that you can convert to full by loading your license file (aka the .AnyDVDHD file that RedFox e-mailed you after you bought AnyDVD HD).

Of course, if you didn't buy a license in the past and don't already have a license file in your possession, you can't acquire one now.

[RetsimLegin]

So - was the source on videohelp not suitable?

And in case you weren't aware, since you mention "AnySteam which can't work without connecting to a RedFox server", the same may be true (depending on the title you are trying to rip) of AnyDVD HD as well.

But since this is not what you asked, feel free to ignore it all. It's here in case it's of help.

[DrinkLyeAndDie]

Originally Posted by RetsimLegin

So - was the source on videohelp not suitable?

Downloading from VideoHelp is a suitable archival source. Multiple people have confirmed my own statement that the hashes match. The installers are signed and the signatures are okay. VideoHelp is a respected site that has been around for 20+ years. Those are the installers that were available from Redfox's own website. For some software VH happens to archive installers and older versions. AnyDVD happens to be one of them. I'm telling you the VideoHelp downloads are the official installers.

Originally Posted by RetsimLegin

And in case you weren't aware, since you mention "AnySteam which can't work without connecting to a RedFox server", the same may be true (depending on the title you are trying to rip) of AnyDVD HD as well.

AFAIK AnyDVD should work for now as long as accessing the OPD isn't needed and there are other caveats. Others know them better than I do. At some point it will stop working.

NOTE: VideoHelp is now hosting the AnyDVD 8.7.1.1 beta installer. The download link on the software page doesn't work because it links to Redfox's servers. Refer to this forum post for a working download link: https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/...ne#post2742928. The correct link is also on the old versions page: https://www.videohelp.com/software/AnyDVD/old-versions.

CRC32: 675CA8A5
MD5: 12585C49032976DA2730EFB21A0DBAA7
SHA3-512: D8E883B56BAD141859F71EA09DA27411F431F744F234C2FD471B2F6E2E6B50EE7D6B63202CCF12ECAC3DB36D58F053FF9DE62DE923E756F777222C69F7AF7D49

[Morku]

I can confirm, the hash values match the one when I downloaded SetupAnyDVD8711.exe official from redfox

[chris198810]

Since you're in possession of a valid lifetime license and corresponding binary file, you are only looking to obtain the last available installer. However, finding it in a trustworthy location is key. Proceed carefully, and double-check the integrity of any file you download from unofficial sources. There are several alternatives to AnyDVD HD that offer similar functionality for ripping and bypassing disc protections on DVDs, Blu-rays, and UHDs.

MakeMKV is a solid, straightforward replacement for AnyDVD HD, particularly for Blu-rays and UHD discs.
If you're looking for a more comprehensive tool with additional options like compression and format conversion, DumboFab Blur-ray Ripper might be a better choice.
For DVDs only, HandBrake combined with libdvdcss is a free and highly effective solution.