SlySoft Cinavia Removal from DVD and Blu-ray

[Ch3vr0n]

@sonde: shouldn't have said that. Now you'll get scolded at for saying that. he didn't ask you to answer his question either ;-)

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[coodbe]

Clone BD is by Elaborate Bytes of Switzerland a EU country which by EU agreement cannot sell an item that defeats any form of protection, hence Clone BD is a compression editing tool like Clone DVD. Any DVD(HD) is in Antigua and is not a signatory to any International protection protocols, hence SlySoft can with out fear of prosecution develop the code breaking necessary for optical media. Because of the necessity to re-encode to overcome Cinavia for other media back up it will not be done in real time. Any program to defeat Cinavia will have to come from SlySoft and not Elaborate Bytes for legal reasons.

The following article would seem to contradict the above statement.

I don't expect any official reply to this because it is pending appeal.

http://rt.com/usa/slysoft-copyright-hollywood-fine-241/

According to this article, the owner of Slysoft, Giancarlo Bettini, was apparently found guilty in or around April 4,2014 and fined $30, 000 for six offences that violated Antigua"s Copyright Law.

James said that Cinavia would be a plugin module of CloneBD. I was told long before CloneBD came out (by a moderator or developer) that Cinavia removal would be part of CloneBD not AnyDvd. Perhaps the plugin would be from a third party site.