First of all, fluxDVDs are by far the peskiest DVDs known to mankind ;). FluxDVD is a small program written by the same author of ratDVD. It's copy-protection is different due to the insertion of "checksum errors" into it's DRMed DVDs. It should also be noted that AnyDVD cannot directly break this encryption, even though it claims to. It needs CloneCD to successfully copy the DVD. CinemaNow has taken the burning program as a way of effectively making sure purchasers of its "Burn To DVD" program does not subject its DVDs to piracy. On another note, the CinemaNow DVDs contain all the material that the original store-bought DVD contains. And the quality is similar, but not equal to that of store-bought DVD quality. But now AnyDVD can help copy the DVD.
The tools you will need to successfully copy these insane pieces of crap include (at the time of this writing) AnyDVD and CloneCD. Both of these can be purchased at the SlySoft website. The free trial is really all you need though. Sometimes AnyDVD will say


It is not known why it says this, maybe it’ll be fixed in the next edition. Of course, this has only happened in the 6.0.5.1 and not in the 6.0.5.0 version.
Just insert the fluxDVD and open up CloneCD and process it. Pretty soon, you’ll have a copy of the fluxDVD. Enjoy.