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Fast & Furious 7

joegernaut

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I got the new 8.0.2.0 and still can't make a back up to my
Fast & Furious 7 DVD . I already had to buy this twice now so I wanted to make a backup but It plays for a little while then the CINAVIA pops up and the sound go's out ! I have the option checked for Cinavia but it didn't help . Any ideas or loss cause ?
 
Did you set it to remove Cinavia in AnyDVD HD AND CloneBD?

Edit: You are in the AnyDVD Forum and CloneBD is Blu-ray software. If your movie is a DVD (not Blu-ray), CloneDVD does not remove Cinavia. What products are you using and what format is the Fast and Furious (DVD or Blu-ray)? You said DVD but I wanted to confirm.
 
I got the new 8.0.2.0 and still can't make a back up to my
Fast & Furious 7 DVD . I already had to buy this twice now so I wanted to make a backup but It plays for a little while then the CINAVIA pops up and the sound go's out ! I have the option checked for Cinavia but it didn't help . Any ideas or loss cause ?
AnyDVD cannot remove Cinavia from DVDs, it only works on Bluray WITH CloneBD. Play your back-up on a DVD player and you won't have a problem.
 
I don't have clone BD . JUST anydvd hd and Virtual Clone drive 5.5.0.0
 
AnyDVDHD doesn't remove cinivia it tricks player software into not checking for it , and it works in conjunction with CloneBD to alter audio on a bluray only if down convert audio is selected. For a DVD defeating cinivia is easy watch it on a DVD player not a bluray player. Although I can't comment on upconverting DVD only players.
 
Avoid Sony players...any Blu ray player made before 2012 will also play without Cinavia kicking in...Jurrassic World etc will do a Cinavia blackout in DVD if played on a Sony Blu ray player...
I have a 2009 Bluray player and a DVD standalone so I have no problems, but where I stay has a Sony Blu ray and it does Cinavia.
 
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