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I have a question about how this keydb.cfg file will work going forward. I'm ripping Insidious 4K as we speak, but I'm not sure if that's a title that has a traditional anydvd entry, or is something that's decryptable via the keydb.cfg. I am currently not yet using keydb.cfg (I'm still running a...

Curious, can't you just do a .trim() to anything the user enters in this field?

Apologies if this has already been said, but can someone describe what the end-result problem is? For example, if I stick a disc in and it rips with no errors, do I need to be worried that the rip is invalid (in some fashion) due to this issue? In other words, this OPD value being...

Title: Doctor Strange Multiverse of Madness CoR: USA US Vendor: Amazon.com LABEL: MARVEL_STUDIOS_DOCTOR_STRANGE2 OPD: BD_350e691379e7 Status: [Unsupported] ----- 1.0.8.5...

Where is Doctor Strange 2 on the unsupported list? Someone mentioned it was unsupported, but I didn't see it get added to the list...and there hasn't been a post saying it's supported yet.

Thanks for the responses...so if the status window now says everything is OK, and the rip is proceeding, I can assume the disc rip is the same as it would've been with my old versions of the software? (and no scrambling)? EDIT: I did look at the release notes, but it's not clear from "Added...

Basically, just want to check that if a disc is ripping, I'm good to go ;) I had AnyDVD 8.5.6.0, which i upgraded today to 8.6.1.0. When I did so, i couldn't rip 4K discs (error in status window about needing to upgrade makemkv). I have a friendly drive which I've used for years. So I upgraded...

My only contention was the 0x0x0x0x0 was saying it was a mistake or someone that was inept did something wrong. I don't believe that's the case. If you read the blu-ray.com thread, it is pretty clear that, at least in the case of Greenland, this is completely intentional by the maker of the disc.

Regardless of your opinion, these discs do behave in a region-locked way.

There are four UHD releases that are region "locked": https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=334606

The ISO is 97,599,094,784 bytes. The target exclusive is just packaging differences, I'm sure the disc is the same. But I was able to rip it.

I'm confused...yesterday morning, I ripped (to ISO) my Target exclusive 4K disc of MI:Fallout with no issue. AnyDVD didn't complain at all.

I'm confused...yesterday morning, I ripped (to ISO) my Target exclusive 4K disc of MI:Fallout with no issue. AnyDVD didn't complain at all.

What matters here is more than likely how the file is played back, not how it's ripped. Darthgup, are you using a Dune Solo 4K as well? Jonathan, I own a Dune Solo 4K...it's a great device, but keep in mind it basically pre-dates UHD discs. It may happen to play UHD ISOs, but it's not...

What Dune 4K player are you using? How are you handling HDR (or Dolby Vision) with the Dune?

There are more "modern" solutions to this. I own an Oppo 103D (their current model) with custom firmware installed. It allows me to play blu-ray ISOs over the network, and it ignores Cinavia. I also have, on pre-order, a Dune Solo 4K. It also plays ISOs over the network, and supposedly ignores...

Could someone give me a semi-technical explanation of what AnyDVD actually does/alters when ripping a movie (like Mockingjay Part 1) to ISO? I guess, in my mind, I figure, if you're ripping the whole disc to ISO, don't the "smarts" that tell the player what playlist to use come along with the...

Count me in.

That's the case for Digital Video Essentials (which I honestly don't care too much about), but the sampler actually has a pretty compact structure:

3 HD-DVDs I can't run clown_bd on Hi all, First post...first, thanks for such a wonderful tool. It's proved invaluable. I've backed up my HD-DVD collection and am using Clown_BD to generate ISOs I can play on my Dune HD Base 3.0. So far, so good. But I've run into 3 discs I can't...