Ch3vr0n
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Please do not double post, only minutes apart. use the edit link below your post instead
DVD up converters? No, they're called blu-ray players and any model past feb 1st 2012 is required to detect it
Record blu-rays without it? Yes, IN COMBINATION WITH CLONEBD. AnyDVD CANNOT remove cinavia on its own
DVD only players are NOT required to detect it, even brand new ones. Though i would avoid Sony to be sure, they're one of the main backers of cinavia and it wouldn't surprise me if their players DID detect it.
DVD cinavia removal: NO, anydvd currently does NOT support removing it from DVD's and never has. Not, neither has CloneDVD.
The cinavia removal method for blu-ray's works by having anydvd "hack" into CloneBD to apply the fix, CloneBD on it's own CANNOT remove cinavia either and the same applies to CloneDVD.
DVD up converters? No, they're called blu-ray players and any model past feb 1st 2012 is required to detect it
Record blu-rays without it? Yes, IN COMBINATION WITH CLONEBD. AnyDVD CANNOT remove cinavia on its own
DVD only players are NOT required to detect it, even brand new ones. Though i would avoid Sony to be sure, they're one of the main backers of cinavia and it wouldn't surprise me if their players DID detect it.
DVD cinavia removal: NO, anydvd currently does NOT support removing it from DVD's and never has. Not, neither has CloneDVD.
The cinavia removal method for blu-ray's works by having anydvd "hack" into CloneBD to apply the fix, CloneBD on it's own CANNOT remove cinavia either and the same applies to CloneDVD.