High Def and BlueRay...

[James]

Originally Posted by Ajax

It has been proven that once you get a title key from the HD-BR_DVD disk you can decode it right!

We are currently working AnyDVD HD, and it will be an awsome product!
I have an early Alpha Version, and it decrypts any HD DVD disc I have tried. Even better, the first version will probably have a working "Remove annoying trailers..." function. Adios, FBI warning. And the 20 second Universal "HD-DVD is great" logo which you cannot skip is now gone for good.

[KoRn]

Originally Posted by James

We are currently working AnyDVD HD, and it will be an awsome product!
I have an early Alpha Version, and it decrypts any HD DVD disc I have tried.

WOW really quick.

[doughnut]

Originally Posted by James

We are currently working AnyDVD HD, and it will be an awsome product!
I have an early Alpha Version, and it decrypts any HD DVD disc I have tried. Even better, the first version will probably have a working "Remove annoying trailers..." function. Adios, FBI warning. And the 20 second Universal "HD-DVD is great" logo which you cannot skip is now gone for good.

I know this is very early to ask, but how about pricing - any chance that current AnyDVD users could get discount for this new product?

[lwgreen]

With the larger capacity, Blu Ray would seem to have an advantage. That's how VHS won out over Beta. Of course, they had some help from the porn industry. I understand a lot of porn makers are going with HD since Blu Ray is ignoring them. The question here is: Will AnyDVD HD work with HD and Blu Ray?

[4x4le]

thats my main consern too, not the porn thing, but rather if i can copy the 2 new formatts

[Ajax]

Originally Posted by James

We are currently working AnyDVD HD, and it will be an awesome product!
I have an early Alpha Version, and it decrypts any HD DVD disc I have tried. Even better, the first version will probably have a working "Remove annoying trailers..." function. Adios, FBI warning. And the 20 second Universal "HD-DVD is great" logo which you cannot skip is now gone for good.

So how dose this new version work dose it use a library file of title keys or dose it use brute force decryption methods?

Oh by the way the both use aacs encryption... so it should do both HD and Blu-Ray...

[Peer]

Originally Posted by Ajax

So how dose this new version work dose it use a library file of title keys or dose it use brute force decryption methods?

Well, let me put it this way: nobody's gonna have to painfully search for title keys in the memory of some badly written player.

The rest is just plain old simple magic, like we always done...

Lean back, wait, then see...

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Peer

[James]

Originally Posted by doughnut

I know this is very early to ask, but how about pricing - any chance that current AnyDVD users could get discount for this new product?

Sure, there will be an upgrade path.

[James]

Originally Posted by lwgreen

With the larger capacity, Blu Ray would seem to have an advantage. That's how VHS won out over Beta. Of course, they had some help from the porn industry. I understand a lot of porn makers are going with HD since Blu Ray is ignoring them. The question here is: Will AnyDVD HD work with HD and Blu Ray?

As long as you don't want to record, it doesn't matter. Capacity of HD DVD discs is big enough for movie DVDs. For data storage Blu-ray has the advantage (capacity). For movie discs, I like HD DVDs (no region coding, less DRM).
AnyDVD HD will only work with HD DVD. Blu-Ray support may be added at a later time.

[James]

Originally Posted by Ajax

So how dose this new version work dose it use a library file of title keys or dose it use brute force decryption methods?

AnyDVD HD does not require you to search the title/volume Keys in a WinDVD memory dump, if that's what you're asking.

Originally Posted by Ajax

Oh by the way the both use aacs encryption... so it should do both HD and Blu-Ray...

Should, would, could... but it doesn't. Maybe later.