XBOX HD-DVD and UDF 2.5

[sflamm]

Currently I have installed the UDF 2.5 Driver (Toshiba)

This used to be required to rip HD-DVDs with BackupHDDVD..
The downside was that if you install the driver then you can not put a normal DVD into the HD-DVD drive.

I see that AnyDVDHD has the UDF 2.5 driver built-in, correct? Does that mean that I can use the XBOX HD-DVD for both SD DVDs and HD-DVDs simultaneously now?

If so, how do I unstill the UDF 2.5 - is it as simple as removing the device driver from the XBOX drive?

 

[DetroitBaseball]

Currently I have installed the UDF 2.5 Driver (Toshiba)

This used to be required to rip HD-DVDs with BackupHDDVD..
The downside was that if you install the driver then you can not put a normal DVD into the HD-DVD drive.

I see that AnyDVDHD has the UDF 2.5 driver built-in, correct? Does that mean that I can use the XBOX HD-DVD for both SD DVDs and HD-DVDs simultaneously now?

If so, how do I unstill the UDF 2.5 - is it as simple as removing the device driver from the XBOX drive?

Includes a UDF 2.5 file ripper, no need to install 3rd party UDF 2.5 filesystem under Windows XP.

So you shouldn't need it.

 

[sflamm]

That's the theory. Can anyone please confirm this? (dont want to touch what is already working if possible)

 

[James]

Currently I have installed the UDF 2.5 Driver (Toshiba)

This used to be required to rip HD-DVDs with BackupHDDVD..
The downside was that if you install the driver then you can not put a normal DVD into the HD-DVD drive.

Huh? Works fine here.