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Anydvd HD HELP!!!!!

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Does Anydvd HD need any specal DVD drive. To be able to remove css and back it up to Hardrive? Also might there be a guide to help do this. As i purchased Anydvd HD and my writer doesn't read it. Thanks in advance.. Also using Anydvd and 1Click pro
 
Anydvd help

I sort of figured that. Any idea of a good hd player. Also will a xbox hd drive work? I read something in the forum about the xbox hd drive. As i have both the Xbox HD player and Playstation 3 Blu-ray. Thanks
 
Anydvd HD help

Is there a guide for using the xbox drive? Or do you just plug it in to your usb port? Any special hookups? Thanks
 
You can just plug it in the USB & Anydvd-HD will work, but if you want to see the files on the disc, you need the UDF 2.5 Drivers. Not sure if I can post a direct link, so just do a google search for...

"Hacking the XBox 360’s HD-DVD for the PC"

That should lead you to a good link. ;)

* Read the instructions in the Rar file before installing.
 
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Slinger07 said:
You can just plug it in the USB & Anydvd-HD will work, but if you want to see the files on the disc, you need the UDF 2.5 Drivers. Not sure if I can post a direct link, so just do a google search for...

"Hacking the XBox 360’s HD-DVD for the PC"

That should lead you to a good link. ;)

* Read the instructions in the Rar file before installing.
Click to expand...
Note: you only need the UDF 2.5 drivers on XP. Vista already is capable of this.
 
DetroitBaseball said:
Note: you only need the UDF 2.5 drivers on XP. Vista already is capable of this.
Click to expand...

Ahh, Thanks for the correction. I have not upgraded to Vista yet and did not know this. I am in the process of upgrading to a HD System and since your using Vista, what OS do you recommend??
 
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