AnyDVD (HD) 6.7.1.7 beta

[Peer]

This beta will not work in trial mode.

6.7.1.7 2010 10 29

• New (Blu-ray): Added support for new BD+ protections, e.g. "Knight and Day"
• New (Blu-ray): Updated decryption keys
• New: Improved system information log
• Important: This version will only work, if you own a valid registration key

Download here: http://sandbox.slysoft.com/beta/SetupAnyDVD6717.exe

[mike_r]

Originally Posted by Peer

• Important: This version will only work, if you own a valid registration key

We like it...

[mike20021969]

Originally Posted by mike_r

We like it...

Ditto.
If only all beta's were like this

[Hawk]

Originally Posted by mike20021969

Ditto.
If only all beta's were like this

There were beta like this before, but slysoft changed to allow trial and know they are back to their original way.

Anyways good to see these kind of beta are back.

[mike20021969]

Originally Posted by Hawk

There were beta like this before

I know.
It was a reference to this
http://forum.slysoft.com/showpost.ph...48&postcount=7

I'm sure others are trialing AnyDVD (inc. beta's) 'forever', too

[Hawk]

Originally Posted by mike20021969

I'm sure others are trialing beta's 'forever', too

I know it is indeed sad but it is true as well

[Pelvis Popcan]

Originally Posted by mike20021969

Ditto.
If only all beta's were like this

Why is it good? This means less input and log files from discs that might have problems. Not sure I get it... surely this wasn't done to spite one person?

[PrincipalityFusion]

Originally Posted by Pelvis Popcan

Why is it good? This means less input and log files from discs that might have problems. Not sure I get it... surely this wasn't done to spite one person?

Less input, sure. Less log files, maybe. However, if users can afford to get disks at that fast a clip or obscure disks that Slysoft has never heard off, i'll guess that they probably already have a slysoft license.

And it's not like trial users will never be able to decrypt new disks. They just have to wait a while unless they purchase a copy. It's sort of like a benefit to paying customers. Is that not fair??

[DrinkLyeAndDie]

Originally Posted by PrincipalityFusion

Less input, sure. Less log files, maybe. However, if users can afford to get disks at that fast a clip or obscure disks that Slysoft has never heard off, i'll guess that they probably already have a slysoft license.

And it's not like trial users will never be able to decrypt new disks. They just have to wait a while unless they purchase a copy. It's sort of like a benefit to paying customers. Is that not fair??

Speaking as a normal user rather than a Moderator, I agree with you PrincipalityFusion. There are other software programs out there that have beta releases that can only be used by registered users so it's not like this is a new concept. This isn't extreme or some form of punishment. Owning a legitimate license has its privileges. Seems pretty simple to me.

[butterfly5]

Thanks a lot.