AnyDVD HD Breaks BD+ Copy Protection

The folks of SlySoft are well known for their software to make "backup security copies" of DVDs. The company is now updated its AnyDVD HD software to to copy Blu-ray discs protected with BD+.

AnyDVD HD version 6.4 from SlySoft, besides removing the BD+ protection so Blu-ray Discs can be "backed up," also offers a number of enhancements and fixes. The company seems to have no qualms about what this software is capable of doing.

"Admittedly, we are not really so fast with this because actually we had intended to publish this release already in December as promised," said SlySoft's Peer van Heuen. "However, it was decided for strategic reasons to wait a bit for the outcome of the 'format war' between HD DVD and Blu-ray. On top of that, we first wanted to see our assumptions confirmed about the in the meantime released BD+ titles regarding the BD+ Virtual Machine. We are rather proud to have brought back to earth the highly-praised and previously 'unbreakable' BD+."

"However," continued Heuen, "we must also admit that the Blu-ray titles released up to now have not fully exploited the possibilities of BD+. Future releases will undoubtedly have a modified and more polished BD+ protection, but we are well prepared for this and await the coming developments rather relaxed."

Comments

[Blu-ray]

I saw you can download a demo version on their website. You can use this demo for 21 days.

[Dansaytoday@yahoo.com]

The company has greatly evolved; I have used its software and its great. If it keeps going at this rate it will be among the top programs for HD and Blu-ray work.

However, on the consumer side it might not be wise to make 20gig backups for each movie, unless you have 2 terabytes. If you agree or not let me know. Do you actually backup Blu-Ray discs?

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