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Autostart was checked. That took care of it/ thought it allowed the program to start and not the POPUP screen.. Pretty obvious in retrospect:bang: Thanks

I have AnyDVD-HD on two W-7 computers. On one but not the other the SETTINGS screen opens automatically every time it is booted. A setting I am missing :confused:

:rock: Always.. A friend, into computers many years and associated with a video rental store, used the Original Armor-All spray to clean and apparently surface fill scratches (rub in with finger; to clean and then polish dry with tissue). I have no idea where he came up with it, but I have...

OK- I'LL BITE and be the first to ask... I follow as: Disabling- Enable blu-ray support <Unchecked> Start Ripping- Rip video OR Rip to image Enabling- Go back and <Check> Enable blu-ray support (immediately after ripping begins) Watching while ripping- Please explain, this is a new one...

Fyi Road to Perdition and Saving Private Ryan (both of which refused to rip earlier) were successful with a new disc of each. Apparently, there are plenty of blu-rays out there that LOOK good when examining them but have problems imbedded. :agree:

Confirms my suspicions Thanks GUYS, that was kind of what I was thinking! APPRECIATE:clap:

Connect to internet This computer is not connected to the internet. In the past anytime iANY DVD needed to connect, it advised me and I strung the 60' of cable to temporarily connect... then it proceeded fine. On all three of these tries, none asked for the internet connection and all...

This is only the second blu-ray DVD I have that would not rip. Strangely, the other was also a Hanks video. Attaching the logfile. Anything indicate what the problem is? Thanks in advance

Over the past few months I have tried to rip Saving Private Ryan from two different disks and in both cases it failed (tried with both Img Burn & SlyFox- rip). Curious if anyone else has had similar problems with the title? Thanks

"Got it now" Thank You, Sir! :rock:

"protection intact"? I admittedly am 'dumber than a sack of hammers' in interpreting this... PLEASE indulge me and explain what 'protection intact' means. With nothing specifically using those words, I would guess setting the blu-ray selections in this manner (below) would leave...

I think Hawk was referring to un-checking 'Remove annoying titles shorter than....' Try: Un-checking 'Remove annoying titles shorter than....'

EXACTLY what I was looking for :bowdown: Thanks ZoWillie, Hawk and just curious!

Reducing the size is not an issue... I am aware of mounting an .ISO on the Virtual Drive. The .ISO referred to had the baggage left on it when originally ripped with Any DVD-HD and put on the hard-drive where it resides. Perhaps I am using the wrong settings?

After ANY DVD HD is used to rip an .ISO file to Hard Disk is there any way to alter that particular file? Like, with maybe something like DVD Shrink... I was wanting to go back to some of my .ISO files and remove all of the previews, etc. and only preserve the movie itself. :confused: Thanks

Lg- uh12ns29 Still happy with that one?

That's what I was looking for...soo; If the video.iso file is on the System Drive and VCD is also on the System Drive (with the System Drive being a Solid State Drive) it would appear there would be no Hard Disk Drive running as all the operations would be spooling off the Solid State Drive...eh?

I have searched but found nothing; sure that this has been asked before... I know Clone Drive works and works well, but how does it work? Simply; (From a previously created .iso video file) Does using the Clone Drive load an .iso image file onto the System Drive and play from a file created...