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For years I've been hoping and searching for a DVD release of this Rod Steiger classic TV episode. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Slow_Fade_to_Black Though some 20 minutes were later added by Universal for a 1967 theatrical release, it's since been only available for viewing by appointment...

I can't stand those ugly things. Even if they weren't usually about stupid subjects, it makes you sick trying to watch that tiny image. I have Windows 10 on my desktop pc but my only internet connection is via wifi from my iPhone 7 +. Is there a way to block those shorts so I never see them on...

I choose to post this here rather than in the hardware or optical drive subsection because all AnyDVD HD AND all JRiver player users should be aware of this serious threat, if they aren't already. With Sony's closing of their DADC plant in Terre Haute, IN and Sony BD/DVD distribution chains...

This was one of the few reviews ever written about this memorable Rod Serling story, which premiered in 1964 as an episode from CBS's Bob Hope Chrysler Theater.https://rodserling.com/slow-fade-to-black-1964-reviewed/ Surprisingly, in 1967, Universal Pictures released this episode to theaters...

I still don't have AnyDVD HD or any video editing software; even if I did too busy with other stuff to climb the learning curve right now. But a quick and dirty crash course could at least confirm if I can do this and how good the results may be. One of my favorite foreign movies was once...

I don’t yet own AnyDVD HD and CloneBD, but please review these, which I presume are the basic steps, when one wants to back up two or three TV episodes from a DVD or BD: 1.) AnyDVD HD and CloneBD are installed on the Windows 10 system SDD. 2.) Load the source DVD, upon which AnyDVD HD...

I want to play commercially pressed BDs using VLC player like these https://www.criterion.com/films/28566-the-flight-of-the-phoenix and https://www.amazon.com/Psycho-Blu-r...rds=psycho&qid=1662832045&s=movies-tv&sr=1-14 And straight from the discs, not backed up to ISO files burned to BD-REs...

I know that many use AnyDVD HD running in the background to enable JRiver player to play BDs, and when I finish building my home theater I will be doing just that. But VLC is the only player that has both zoom and slow motion features, which I really enjoy using when playing good quality...

I know next to nothing about demuxing / remuxing software; I don’t even have any hands on experience with conventional video editing software. But someone at Anandtech said that for simple scene cutting of a 1080p Blu-ray movie disc that de/remuxing software is way faster than something like...

My new desktop will have a six or 8 core xeon rocket lake processor, at least 16GB of ECC RAM and a late model Plextor BD burner. My Oppo and Pioneer BD players won’t play ISO files and I wouldn’t want to use transcoding or anything which would degrade the BD’s lossless DTS or PCM sound track...

I won’t have AnyDVD HD until I upgrade my ancient gear to an HP Xeon with ECC RAM early next year. While all of my Warners and most of my Twilight Time BDs have zoom control enabled all of my Criterion Collection BDs don’t. I can probably thank the use of Oracle’s BD Assn endorsed BD-J authoring...

I surely will be trying this when I soon upgrade from a Windows XP desktop to a Xeon Rocket Lake cpu and ECC memory supporting motherboard. Meanwhile, has anyone tried this? As those know who’ve enjoyed using the zoom feature on their DVD players, thanks to the ubiquitous BD-J authoring...

AnyDVD HD does a lot but does it do exactly what I want and how I want it done? I looked all through here but it doesn't specifically say so. https://www.redfox.bz/en/faq.html Zoom and slow motion features can really add to the excitement and realism by bringing you closer to the action. We...

When playing DVD movies, I sometimes like to pause and zoom in on part of a scene. But when I found that I could not do so with any of my BD movies, I checked my BD player's manual. It claimed that some studios disable the zoom mode in the authoring of some or all of their BD movies. If so...

I have a Sony VGN CR590 laptop. It has a Core 2 Duo T9300 2.5GHz processor and 3GB RAM, running Windows XP SP3. Graphics are Intel Mobile 965. Is this hardware fast enough to rip most Blu-Ray movies with AnyDVD HD? What, if any, problems will I encounter if I try to rip most BD movies...

My Cambridge 650BD player's manual on p. 17 says "The Zoom feature may not be available when certain DVD or Blu-ray Discs are played because the disc author chooses to disable Zoom." I guess that's why I can't enter zoom mode with the following BD movies: Hitchcock’s “Psycho” and “North By...

Please suggest one or two widgets, "extensions" or "add-ons" for Firefox, Chrome and/or Opera for Windows XP. I don't need too many features; just something that will download YouTube files in the absolute best video and audio quality via any or all of these browsers. Question: At...