Yes, under 1 condition. You can NOT have anydvd active on more than one PC simultaneously (aka the fox tray icon visible in the system tray),...
FAT32 that's likely your problem right there. FAT32 have a maximum filesize limitation of 4GB per file. This CAN NOT be circumvented and is native...
Anydvd is pretty accurate about this? What type of drive is it you're writing too. If its a hard drive? What's the filesystem (FAT32/NTFS) If it's...
No it doesnt. It won't remain just a bunch of files/folders. That "bunch" is a valid BD structure and any (un)licensed player will know what to do...
Or the built-in ripper anydvd ripper, if all OP wants to do is RIP the disc :)
Yup, and it's not limited to 2 either. It's only limit is the number of drives you have (so if you had 20, you could technically rip 20 discs at...
Then the same answer applies to you. They're working on it. Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk
Wrong section, moved. Not an anydvd problem. AnyDVD doesn't burn at all. My 2 go-to solutions are CloneBD and IMGburn
Well you're one of the first that actually finds the solution themselves to this. Glad it helped and the problem is solved :)
Logfile please, random disc will do. But sounds like you're setting the drive region with anydvd ACTIVE, which won't work. You need to exit anydvd...
@Wege65 please don't double post across multiple topics. https://forum.redfox.bz/index.php?posts/503645 Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk
If you're downscaling audio, please read Fabian (developer's) post above. You'd be affected by an issue they're investigating. Temp solution:...
Actually removing black bars is pointless. It's usually one of the following cases 1. Black bars are added during authoring to achieve the...
Then it's borderline defective. Not the first time we see this. Exchange it
If it's a brand new drive, and you often process DVD's, you need to set your drive hardware region or sooner or later you will encounter DVD...
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