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Since the update to 8.5.6 discs take forever to be recognized, if at all. What normally would take at most 90 minutes to do a full copy (blu-ray) now comes up with a timeframe of 23 hours and usually fails with read errors. Only thing that has changed was the update to 8.5.6. Still the same...

Upgrading to 8.2.4.3 was a success. A heartfelt thank you to the developers for all their hard work.

Just saw that post and trying it now with 8.2.4.3 and crossing my fingers.

At first I thought it was a bad/dirty disc. Not the case. I have tried multiple drives (2 internal, 1 external) and even borrowed a friends DVD to try it. Using the CloneDVD option it stops scanning disc at 74% (VTS_25_1.VOB) and in the CopyDVD Titles option it stops scanning at 25%...

I know of the issues with Cinavia on blu-ray but for some reason I am getting the same issue on some DVD backups. I am also getting the narrator voice over on some DVD's with no option to change to regular audio. I have double checked and the drives on my PC are set specific to Region 1. This...

Does the afore mentioned fix also include the DVS (Descriptive Video Services) audio? Nothing more annoying than listening to someone describe everything that is happening. Would be more appropriate if it ware an audio book instead of a movie.

"And I would bet you have an unused HDMI port on your TV." He would loose this bet. Only 2 HDMI inputs on my TV. One for the Blu-Ray and one for the Apple TV. Had to use the component connections for my satellite connections. Whether or not I waste the cost of a regular DVD player on any one...

Ch3vr0n, I do use CloneBD for the Blu-ray discs. For DVD, I use Nero Recode. So if I understand correctly, the two settings in RedFox related to Cinavia, I need to have ticked?

Ch3vr0n, I watched on 3 separate devices. A Sony BD player, a Magnavox BD player (both have the most recent firmware updates) and the drive in my PC that created the disc. All with the same result.

antipodes, Yes, the "Prevent player software from detecting Cinavia." is ticked. Also, it was indeed a Blu-ray.

Received this message while viewing Jason Bourne. Options? Other than the 2 listed on their website. “Audio outputs temporarily muted. Do not adjust the playback volume. The content being played is protected by Cinavia™ and is not authorized for playback on this device. For more information, see...

Reinstalled my 7.6.95 and though I did get an additional error, I hit the retry button a couple times and got it to install correctly.

Same as I got. Still working on getting it fixed.

Dumped my slysoft prior to installing the BETA. Getting a R6025 - pure virtual function call Runtime error while trying to install. Attaching screencap. Running Win 10 64, FX6300 processor, 32gb RAM Any ideas on what I need to address to get it to work?