AnyDVD 5.9.1.1, 2006 02 15 AND CLONECD V5.2.8.1

Downloaded and used fine.

Apparently the issues with this release are that after several hours of continuous running, it crashes.

I only run it when iam going to use it, so I haven't had any issues with it.

Haven't used the new ripper yet, but I take very good care of my originals, so i don't own any damaged ones yet. LOL

 

My AnyDvd is fine, all the betas work OK too, I am wondering if peeps are using cracked versions? Mine runs ALL the time.
One thing is for sure though, SlySoft will be on the case...

 

Mine work fine, rebacked up a couple of kids movies for the MiniVan DVD player as an experiment, seems to work fine. Sheep Rules.

 

Thanks to all you that posted about any "Bugs". I hate to see "Bugs". In this case, I was pretty sure there were not any, but wanted to see if any actually existed. I have had AnyDVD & CloneDVD 2 for a Long time, never had ANY issues with either. I do thank you all. I am thinking that people with issues MAY be using a "cracked" version, or have something on their PC that conflicts with it.
Who knows? I am installing it now & see for myself. I'll Trust my Fellow Members.

 

I too hate to see "bugs". Slysoft usually does not release a buggy program to the general public. When they put it up on the site for the most part it works. It is great to have a program that has as much support as all slysoft products have. Plus their support team is visible, granted it is at CDFreaks but you can go over there and read the posts and slysoft answers the posters. Other developers of programs are also on other forums answering wish Nero was as good.

 

Dose AnyDVD do the same job as DVD43?

 

Both programs are drivers that work in the background to break encryption. However, AnyDVD has now included a ripper part of the program that can be used on damaged disks.

 

ok thanks..but because you have to pay for anydvd and dvd43 is free
what do u think i should do +what do u have dvd43 or anydvd

 

As you stated DVD43 is free and works for many posters. I have AnyDVD and it works well for me, I had some problems with DVD43. AnyDVD is money well spent and there is always a discount going on either at AD or from CDFreaks. It is money well spent. But in the end it is whatever works for you

 

one last question when buying anydvd do u get sent out a serial number?

 

Hello all,just a little note,I been using anydvd since the first or second day out..
Also Dvd43 as compared to each other dvd43 is the looser..as anydvd is always updated.
While dvd43 is not updated as often as anydvd.
Dvd43 has and will cause problem’s on some operating systems..anydvd is rare to cause problem’s to a operating system..

So my advice is to buy anydvd..as it is so far the best..

good read
Don't fence me in
http://p2pnet.net/story/7954

This technology is owned by someone other other than the copyright holder. It isn't copyright holders putting a fence around their "property": rather, i's the third parties putting a fence around *MY* property.


Powerful government officials have started to weigh in on this debate.

In November 2005 Stewart Baker, the Department of Homeland Security's assistant secretary for policy, said to the industry, "It's very important to remember that it's your intellectual property - it's not your computer".

 

Does clone CD REALLY copy ANY CD? Will I be able to back up my PC games without the dreaded "insert correct CD" garbage?
I have all the other software SlySoft sells, does it do what it says on the tin?

 

Clone CD, Awesome, have owned it since 2000 or so, will back up all your game CDs easily.

 

Cheers, I will give it a whirl!

 

QUOTE.

CloneCd will copy PS2 games, here are the instructions that were posted for copying PS2.

Getting the ISO onto your computer

1) Put in your ps2 disc into the DVD writer.

2) Open up Clone CD and click the "Read to Image File" button on the left hand side.

3) Select the DVD or CD drive your Ps2 disc is in and click "Next"

4) Click "Game CD" then "Next"

5) Browse and pick where you want to put the image file and then click "Ok"

6) The image file will then be created along with a .sub and .ccd file.

Writing the ISO to a disc

1) Go back or open up Clone CD and click the "Write From Image File" button.

2) Browse and find the .ccd file that you created and double click it, click "Next"

3) Choose the DVD or CD rom drive your blank DVD or CD is in and click "Next"

4) On this screen make sure the "Write Speed" is set to 1x and make sure the "Game" icon is chosen, click "Ok" and that's it!

 

ireland This is if you have a mod chip ?

 

I think so.

 

quote
ireland This is if you have a mod chip ?

my quote of a quote
CloneCd will copy PS2 games, here are the instructions that were posted for copying PS2.

Getting the ISO onto your computer

1) Put in your ps2 disc into the DVD writer.

the stuff i posted is how to copy ps2 games..in your computer,no mod chip is needed to do that..

now read the instructions again..

 

I think he meant mod chip for the PS2 in order to play copied games. That's how I understood it though...

 

pulsar, ireland
That's right, in order to play copy ps2 you need a mod chip in your game console, unless clonedcd people found a way to copy ps2 and play without mod chip. That will be the grates program ever!!!!!!!!!