AnyDVD (HD) 7.0.5.0 Official

FurryGuy · #1 11th July 2012, 14:57

7.0.5.0 2012 07 11
- New (Blu-ray): Updated decryption keys
- New (Blu-ray): Support for new BD+ protection
- New (Blu-ray): Support for new Java based protection
- New (Blu-ray): Added dialog to ignore the "VerifyTitleKeys failed" error
- New (DVD): Support for new copy protections
- New: Added PowerDVD 11 & 12 version information to logfile
- Change (Blu-ray): Processor with SSE no longer required for certain discs
- Change (Blu-ray): Removed "A, B & C" selection from Blu-ray region code settings.
They only confused people.
- Fix (Blu-ray): Incorrect region code detection with some discs
- Fix: Installer didn't set correct user permissions
- Fix: Drive sense codes were not forwarded correctly
- Some minor fixes and improvements
- Updated languages

Download here.

fast eddie · #2 12th July 2012, 08:42

Oh!

New words, not stable version but Official version.

Does this mean that the latest Official version may not be stable?

If so, then maybe a new beta may be in order.

FurryGuy · #3 12th July 2012, 13:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by fast eddie

Oh!

New words, not stable version but Official version.

Does this mean that the latest Official version may not be stable?

If so, then maybe a new beta may be in order.

What Slysoft considers a beta would be an official/stable release for most other software companies.

I've seen various previous non-beta releases listed as official, others as stable. All the same. Slysoft quality.

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I did a quick check of the AnyDVD forum regarding the non-beta labeling of the AnyDVD 7 series releases: one was listed as "release candidate", another was listed as "Final" (which could be wrongly construed to mean no more updates to AnyDVD, ever), the rest are "Official". Not one single release listed as "Stable".

Too much detail for ya? Hmmmmm?

FYI, I listed it as official because the update can be found at the main Slysoft site, not just in the forums as is the case with the betas.

Clams · #4 12th July 2012, 14:36

Yes.

I think we all mostly agreed that Official was less likely to confuse than Final would.

Some people were thinking Final meant the last release - ever.

-W

James · #5 12th July 2012, 14:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by Clams

Yes.

I think we all mostly agreed that Official was less likely to confuse than Final would.

Some people were thinking Final meant the last release - ever.

-W

Yeah, people are hard to please. How about writing *nothing*?
Like "AnyDVD (HD) 7.0.5.0". No "official", no "stable", no "final"?

pseudo555 · #6 12th July 2012, 15:00

I got an installation issue on my win 7 sp1 pro (amd FX8150, 4*4 Gb ram).
Process is frozen when executing anydvdTray.exe -c

I try to update from a 7.0.4.0 to this one.
I also didn't reboot since windows install the last update.

Any other idea other than reboot ?

FurryGuy · #7 12th July 2012, 15:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by James

Yeah, people are hard to please. How about writing *nothing*?
Like "AnyDVD (HD) 7.0.5.0". No "official", no "stable", no "final"?

I chose official when I created the thread to distinguish the release from a beta release, but your point is well taken. I guess maybe only Slysoft employees should announce a new release, beta or not.

And no matter what is written some people will complain and not be satisfied.

I suspect that fast eddie was making a joke, and I played along.

Clams · #8 12th July 2012, 16:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by James

Yeah, people are hard to please. How about writing *nothing*?
Like "AnyDVD (HD) 7.0.5.0". No "official", no "stable", no "final"?

Personally - I really like "Official" as it clearly differentiates it from a Beta release.
In my own head I call it a "Street Release" - but Official sounds better for the masses (who likely don't want to think of themselves as "the street people".

And ya - I understood that Fast Eddie (his wife calls him that) and Furry Guy (only his stylist knows for sure)
were just joking around in fun.

-W