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Ok cool- so in a way, Slyplayer is the ultimate cinavia crack! :)

I think it will happen like that too- because SLYPLAYER IS the FIX! :) Cinavia must be recognized by the player, otherwise it is ignored and has no use. This is because older bluray players have to be able to play new disks. If they are updated to be cinavia aware, then they will detect...

Why do you think there is a slim chance it will have cinavia?

Star Wars- September, 2011 on Bluray... What are the chances it will have cinavia? Pretty good I would say...

OK... so until Slysoft can circumvent it, it truly is completely effective in destroying the ability to copy a Bluray disk... right?

As a question of business.... why would the media companies NOT put cinavia protection on their disks? With the exception of bugs or problems with cinavia implementation where it should be working, the only reason I can think of why cinavia would not be implemented is customer backlash...

Are all players going to eventually recognize cinavia? And- this is probably a stupid question... but here goes... At the initial reading of the disk, the disk would have to be recognized as being cinavia protected? Could AnyDVDHD jump in at that point and just say, "Nope- this one is not...

Samurai- a little off topic, but- is there a way that people can only post here after they have been a member for say, 1 week- meaning they will be forced to actually search for information related to their problem- and they have to click on the rules link too? That way, the junk posts may be...

You know, I think the submissions for the next season of Shark Tank are opening up soon. You might have something with this.

www.ups.com What can Brown do for you? :)

And heck, if you can get disks early, send them to D-Box Too!

Well, to the stuidos: I won't pirate your stuff. And I won't buy it until I can back it up. L8r.

LOL! win! Yeah man- did you know that you could have the company in Antigua and still live in the concrete dirty (expletive omitted) known as Los angeles? Yeah dude- it's true!

Can bumble bee work as a windows home server service?

Whoa! so it won't play dvds ripped to folders anymore?

Yes! James confirmed that slyplayer exists! :)

Heck, I would pay to be part of a beta program, even of he finished product were free...

I don't know- let's try reverse psychology: I don't want the program, and it does not matter as I do not think Slysoft could build it. OK- that's my best effort.

Oh that would be so nice. Forget the disk menu, access the ISO as through Slyplayer is controlling everything, select, say "Chapters" and access the chapter you want directly to show off your movie theater or something. Like the way Kaliedescape does with their direct chapter access for dvds.

I would like to see Sly Player be able to bypass the disk structure menu and directly access chapters, play the movie instantly, etc. Anyone think this might be possible?