AnyDVD isn't really about piracy. If it were, only one person would need to buy it, everyone else could make copies of the ripped disc. Note, I'm **not** suggesting nobody uses AnyDVD for piracy, but the numbers don't really add up if you assume that the majority of AnyDVD users are using it for that.
BD+ is an abomination that pretty much guarantees Blu-ray will never be a reliable technology. Removing it is one of the things I want to see changed about the standard before I consider getting a player.
That is easy enough, but sometime I don't want to wait 3 months to watch a new release I just bought (I.e. I still can't play some Bond movies on my BD player that I bought about 6 weeks ago).
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not at all, you need to update your firmware.
anyway, this horrible software should go away, its illegal and wrong to support piracy.
AnyDVD isn't really about piracy. If it were, only one person would need to buy it, everyone else could make copies of the ripped disc. Note, I'm **not** suggesting nobody uses AnyDVD for piracy, but the numbers don't really add up if you assume that the majority of AnyDVD users are using it for that.
BD+ is an abomination that pretty much guarantees Blu-ray will never be a reliable technology. Removing it is one of the things I want to see changed about the standard before I consider getting a player.
That is easy enough, but sometime I don't want to wait 3 months to watch a new release I just bought (I.e. I still can't play some Bond movies on my BD player that I bought about 6 weeks ago).