jmone
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I have a Lifetime AnyDVD HD and DeUHD licence. Looking at my 46 UHD BD Discs ripped so far, DeUHD supports 45 of them, 7 by AnyDVD/VUK.... eg AnyDVD/VUK so far gives me only one extra disc than DeUHD at this stage. DeUHD has so far cost me US$3 per disc. As more titles are supported this will drop, eg Balthazar2k4 is down to $1.28 per disc ripped so far (we both got the cheaper initial lifetime lic).
I don't know why the animosity towards DeUHD. They broke new ground. Sure their model may have issues, but they are doing something others are still struggling to do some months after their first release. The goods news is that I would expect orgs like RedFox will be looking at what they have done and then explore better and more sustainable solutions. I remember in the early days of AnyDVD HD when all scanned our discs and sent in log files. This is where DeUHD is at now. They clearly have a process where they can take user submitted info and then generate the keys they need. The next stage of dev will no doubt be on how to Automate and speed this process up.
At present DeUHD is the only real commercial solution, the rest (including RedFox) are relying on 3rd parties publishing Keys (good on konsts and the others that will follow!). Don't get me wrong, I'm a big supporter and have been since the start of AnyDVD HD. On a per disc basis my investment is down to around 10 cents per BD (and that includes the re-licence with RedFox). I'm looking forward to when the same will be true for UHD.
Edit - Tally so Far: 389 UHD Discs can be decrypted thanks to either DeUHD or konsts VUK, with a tally by source as:
- 299 by DeUHD (233 unique)
- 156 by konsts (90 unique) (using AnyDVD HD or MakeMKV)
- 0 by AnyDVD or MakeMKV nativly
+ it looks like some others have may have worked out how to rip UHD as the first non DeUHD/VUK supported disc has appeared from pirates (Dunkirk???)
I don't know why the animosity towards DeUHD. They broke new ground. Sure their model may have issues, but they are doing something others are still struggling to do some months after their first release. The goods news is that I would expect orgs like RedFox will be looking at what they have done and then explore better and more sustainable solutions. I remember in the early days of AnyDVD HD when all scanned our discs and sent in log files. This is where DeUHD is at now. They clearly have a process where they can take user submitted info and then generate the keys they need. The next stage of dev will no doubt be on how to Automate and speed this process up.
At present DeUHD is the only real commercial solution, the rest (including RedFox) are relying on 3rd parties publishing Keys (good on konsts and the others that will follow!). Don't get me wrong, I'm a big supporter and have been since the start of AnyDVD HD. On a per disc basis my investment is down to around 10 cents per BD (and that includes the re-licence with RedFox). I'm looking forward to when the same will be true for UHD.
Edit - Tally so Far: 389 UHD Discs can be decrypted thanks to either DeUHD or konsts VUK, with a tally by source as:
- 299 by DeUHD (233 unique)
- 156 by konsts (90 unique) (using AnyDVD HD or MakeMKV)
- 0 by AnyDVD or MakeMKV nativly
+ it looks like some others have may have worked out how to rip UHD as the first non DeUHD/VUK supported disc has appeared from pirates (Dunkirk???)
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