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WinX offers Blu-ray decrypter for free
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article published on 26 December, 2009
Note: We have not tested this program so you download it at your own risk.
WinX is offering their Blu-ray Decrypter software for free until January 11th, giving Blu-ray drive owners an inexpensive way to test ripping BD video to their hard drives.
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WinX Blu-ray Decrypter is specially designed to backup Blu-ray movies to your hard drive. With user-friendly ... [ read the full article ]
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26. December 2009 @ 11:08 |
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one word "slysoft"!
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26. December 2009 @ 11:38 |
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looks like a Hacker's way to paradise for piracy of BR movies lol
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26. December 2009 @ 12:22 |
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Originally posted by GTAPS2:
looks like a Hacker's way to paradise for piracy of BR movies lol
blu-ray aint even mainstream in the uk yet so its all rather.....
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/200...-christmas-list
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Blu-ray players could top the Christmas list, but the format has a long way to go
Sales of Sony's premium product have disappointed so far, accounting for just 12% of DVD player sales in Europe
Two years ago, Sony was brimming with confidence: in April 2007 it produced an internal presentation of sales projections which reckoned that by the end of 2009, 27m players would be in use, and 85m discs sold.
Blu-ray player sales have grown rapidly this year , but they still make up less than 12% of DVD player sales in western Europe, according to data released recently by the analysis company GfK Group.
"Sales have been disappointing for the industry," said Richard Cooper, senior video analyst at the media analysis company Screen Digest. "They were expecting that it would be adopted more quickly. But you wouldn't choose to launch a premium upgrade product in the middle of a recession."
Blu-ray is a high-end product ? it is difficult to persuade people to upgrade to more expensive, premium products when they are surrounded with "good enough" cheaper ones. DVD was able to supplant VHS video because it offered direct access to any point on the disc, was more robust than tape, and had extras such as deleted scenes, commentaries and multiple languages. Even so, it took just over 10 years for DVD to completely kill off VHS sales.
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26. December 2009 @ 12:24 |
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Looks like a free trial version....after you download it (WinX BD Decrypter), you are invited to purchase a full version as the trial offer cautions that you will only be able to a decrypt a BD source no larger than 3.5GB. Yeah this is bait and switch. Slysoft's 21day trial of AnyDVD/HD allows you to use the software as you wish within the softwares overall limits, Not some watered down free version. Don't waste your time get Slysoft's AnyDVD/HD. The best SD/HD decrypter on the market......period!!!!!!
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26. December 2009 @ 12:28 |
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Originally posted by N2DVD:
Looks like a free trial version....after you download it (WinX BD Decrypter), you are invited to purchase a full version as the trial offer cautions that you will only be able to a decrypt a BD source no larger than 3.5GB. Yeah this is bait and switch. Slysoft's 21day trial of AnyDVD/HD allows you to use the software as you wish within the softwares overall limits, Not some watered down free version. Don't waste your time get Slysoft's AnyDVD/HD. The best SD/HD decrypter on the market......period!!!!!!
amen.
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26. December 2009 @ 13:22 |
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Originally posted by N2DVD:
Looks like a free trial version....after you download it (WinX BD Decrypter), you are invited to purchase a full version as the trial offer cautions that you will only be able to a decrypt a BD source no larger than 3.5GB. Yeah this is bait and switch. Slysoft's 21day trial of AnyDVD/HD allows you to use the software as you wish within the softwares overall limits, Not some watered down free version. Don't waste your time get Slysoft's AnyDVD/HD. The best SD/HD decrypter on the market......period!!!!!!
That is actually not true at all. This is not as good as AnyDVD but there is no need to lie to other users.
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26. December 2009 @ 16:28 |
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Originally posted by N2DVD:
Looks like a free trial version....after you download it (WinX BD Decrypter), you are invited to purchase a full version as the trial offer cautions that you will only be able to a decrypt a BD source no larger than 3.5GB. Yeah this is bait and switch. Slysoft's 21day trial of AnyDVD/HD allows you to use the software as you wish within the softwares overall limits, Not some watered down free version. Don't waste your time get Slysoft's AnyDVD/HD. The best SD/HD decrypter on the market......period!!!!!!
That is actually not true at all. This is not as good as AnyDVD but there is no need to lie to other users.
i believe him from personal exp.
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27. December 2009 @ 06:43 |
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It's pretty darn good, but I dunno about best. I haven't had anyone recommend me anything else though so it's way up there on the list.
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27. December 2009 @ 15:52 |
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Lower the damn prices on blank blu-ray discs to a dollar each and you'll see blu-ray skyrocket.
Until then, Sony can get stuffed with their greedy selves.
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28. December 2009 @ 05:24 |
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Originally posted by windsong:
Lower the damn prices on blank blu-ray discs to a dollar each and you'll see blu-ray skyrocket.
Until then, Sony can get stuffed with their greedy selves.
Why do people always single out Sony when there's news about Blu-ray?
There are plenty of brands that produce BD-R and BD-RE discs. The Blu-ray association is also comprised of a number of companies, of which Sony is only one. Plenty of movie studios are releasing on Blu-ray, again, of which Sony Movie Studios is only one. So why single them out?
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28. December 2009 @ 10:49 |
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Originally posted by windsong:
Lower the damn prices on blank blu-ray discs to a dollar each and you'll see blu-ray skyrocket.
Until then, Sony can get stuffed with their greedy selves.
Why do people always single out Sony when there's news about Blu-ray?
There are plenty of brands that produce BD-R and BD-RE discs. The Blu-ray association is also comprised of a number of companies, of which Sony is only one. Plenty of movie studios are releasing on Blu-ray, again, of which Sony Movie Studios is only one. So why single them out?
sony hold many copywrites and demand high royalties for their use, one of these is the name.
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28. December 2009 @ 18:17 |
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Originally posted by windsong:
Lower the damn prices on blank blu-ray discs to a dollar each and you'll see blu-ray skyrocket.
Until then, Sony can get stuffed with their greedy selves.
No kidding!!!!!!!!
I mean how can a Blu-ray movie cost 20 bucks or less and blank media be 25.99 (supermediastore.com)???
Can you say S-C-A-M?
No one in their right F'ing mind would pop 25 bucks for blank media. Four discs and you can go out and buy a 1TB Seagate drive.
By the time blank blu-rays come down, blu-ray will have died out. Give it 4 years from now.
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28. December 2009 @ 18:58 |
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Again, it looks like a bunch of people (not all) talking out of their hind end because they lack any ability to reason.
If you're gonna hate on Sony for Blu-ray, you have to equally hate Panasonic, Pioneer, Phillips, etc. to not be a hypocrite. Some of these forums are like listening to partisan political hacks on TV who just make up nonsense (i.e. lie) for anything they have no other basis for their position.
FYI...
Current Blu-ray Royalties
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$9.50 - Player
$14 - Recorder
11 cents - BD-ROM
12 cents - BD-R
15 cents - BD-RW
Current Blu-ray Disc Manufacturing Costs
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~$1.30-1.50ea - BD-ROM (movies)
~$2-4ea - BD-R (25GB)
~$4-7ea - BD-R (50GB)
~$5-8ea - BD-RW (25GB)
Perhaps some of you aren't aware or don't remember what blank CD-R and DVD-R recorders and media cost at first???
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Quote:
Originally posted by windsong:
Lower the damn prices on blank blu-ray discs to a dollar each and you'll see blu-ray skyrocket.
Until then, Sony can get stuffed with their greedy selves.
No kidding!!!!!!!!
I mean how can a Blu-ray movie cost 20 bucks or less and blank media be 25.99 (supermediastore.com)???
Can you say S-C-A-M?
No one in their right F'ing mind would pop 25 bucks for blank media. Four discs and you can go out and buy a 1TB Seagate drive.
By the time blank blu-rays come down, blu-ray will have died out. Give it 4 years from now.
A single layer ridata BDR costs $3...less if you buy more than one at a time. If your local store charges $25...then I would not buy ANYTHING from them.
This program is a scam...it isn't free; it is just a trial, and not as good as other trials. I can't think why DVDBack23 would even post this unless he works for WinX or something.
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29. December 2009 @ 03:55 |
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Originally posted by xnonsuchx:
Again, it looks like a bunch of people (not all) talking out of their hind end because they lack any ability to reason.
If you're gonna hate on Sony for Blu-ray, you have to equally hate Panasonic, Pioneer, Phillips, etc. to not be a hypocrite. Some of these forums are like listening to partisan political hacks on TV who just make up nonsense (i.e. lie) for anything they have no other basis for their position.
FYI...
Current Blu-ray Royalties
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$9.50 - Player
$14 - Recorder
11 cents - BD-ROM
12 cents - BD-R
15 cents - BD-RW
Current Blu-ray Disc Manufacturing Costs
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~$1.30-1.50ea - BD-ROM (movies)
~$2-4ea - BD-R (25GB)
~$4-7ea - BD-R (50GB)
~$5-8ea - BD-RW (25GB)
Perhaps some of you aren't aware or don't remember what blank CD-R and DVD-R recorders and media cost at first???
Great post! Have to agree with you.
I see a lot of hate on Blu-ray (even more so since some people think Blu-ray = Sony and Sony = Blu-ray), but:
- Blu-ray prices are dropping faster than DVD prices did in the same time-span, especially blu-rays with commercial movies on them
- Blu-ray market penetration is a bit ahead of DVD penetration, also in the same time span
I think there's a lot of negativity towards blu-ray, mainly because:
- Sony is involved and some people seem to think they are the biggest evil on the planet (I think they just made some good calls and some bad calls in the past, just like any other company)
- I'll just come out and say it: some people are used to being able to pirate their DVD movies easily and cheaply. They don't want to buy their movies, they just want to download/borrow and burn to blank media. Blu-ray has better encryption, making it harder to copy and blank media is (for now) too expensive. So they complain. To them I say: tough titty, suck it up! I pay on average 14-15 USD for my blu-ray movies, which is a fair price IMHO for a movie I really like. For that price I get the movie in full 1080p, lossless audio, as well as extra's and in some cases digital copy or the DVD version thrown in. I pay even less per disc for TV series.
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Ditto that.....I back up SD DVD and BLU-RAY all the same. I buy my BLU-RAY and prefer SONY products over most electronics (and disc media too). Yes the media is expensive for BLU-RAY and to your point I get all of the extras special features on my BD back ups too, thanks to AnyDVD/HD and DVDFAB BD to BD. My comment about the BD WinX software is factual as what they offer is nothing but slick or common promotion ploy and to this I say from my experience, get AnyDVD/HD. "REAL CD/DVD and BD DECRYPTION"!!!!!PERIOD. :)
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Looks like a free trial version....after you download it (WinX BD Decrypter), you are invited to purchase a full version as the trial offer cautions that you will only be able to a decrypt a BD source no larger than 3.5GB. Yeah this is bait and switch. Slysoft's 21day trial of AnyDVD/HD allows you to use the software as you wish within the softwares overall limits, Not some watered down free version. Don't waste your time get Slysoft's AnyDVD/HD. The best SD/HD decrypter on the market......period!!!!!!
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That is actually not true at all. This is not as good as AnyDVD but there is no need to lie to other users.
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i believe him from personal exp."
You know what. I downloaded the slysoft trial version at one time and it didn't work. I tried to contact the company but didn't get any useful support. By the time they announced they had more success in cracking the BD+, my 21 day trial period had already passed and they never allowed me to run that program again. So I never bother to buy their products anymore.
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"That is actually not true at all. This is not as good as AnyDVD but there is no need to lie to other users."
How is this not as good as AnyDVD? Can you spell out the details?
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So, even if you do this: Quote:
To get the full version for free, please download the program and register with the following Information. Don't forget to share it with your friends!
Reg Name: Blu-Raygiveaway
Reg Code: WinXBDD-2009-1216-1231
as they state, you are only registering a trial version? Sounds like false advertising to me then. We should all do that then start a class action lawsuit! Would be the perfect way to pay for AnyDVD HD for those of you who didn't get in on the free lifetime updates ;-)
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Even Bill said clearly that BD would be the last physical media format..
That's why people aren't buying. Who buys a 25 year old horse unless they need to feed the dog?
This is a nice bit of scammerware we have here.. There are other methods and free tools which with a little care can do exactly the same thing. Puzzles me why people always think paying for something gets them "the best" .. many many times it doesn't.. windoze and norton are the two most obvious examples..
anybody with the tec care to give this ripper a shot?
http://bluraydiscripper.com/copybluraydisc.aspx
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"So, even if you do this:
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To get the full version for free, please download the program and register with the following Information. Don't forget to share it with your friends!
Reg Name: Blu-Raygiveaway
Reg Code: WinXBDD-2009-1216-1231
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as they state, you are only registering a trial version? Sounds like false advertising to me then. We should all do that then start a class action lawsuit! "
This sounds a fair game to me. Yes, you are only registering a trial version but it's free. You have the option of buying an upgrade later but it's not mandatory.
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7. January 2010 @ 14:53 |
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I pay around £17 for 10 traxdata single layer BD-R discs, they work a treat, from Amazon.co.uk
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7. January 2010 @ 15:09 |
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Originally posted by ckwan:
This sounds a fair game to me. Yes, you are only registering a trial version but it's free. You have the option of buying an upgrade later but it's not mandatory.
But it doesn't say anything about registering a trial version with that info, it says to get the FULL Version for Free, use that info.
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7. January 2010 @ 18:01 |
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I downloaded the "so called FREE" Full Version of WinX Blue-ray Decrypter. The company's words were:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
"To get the full version for free, please download the program and register with the following Information. Don't forget to share it with your friends!"
Reg Name: Blu-Raygiveaway
Reg Code: WinXBDD-2009-1216-1231
I did exactly what was suggested on two different computers & each time after typing in the Reg Name & Reg Code I clicked on REGISTER as advised. In both cases, nothing happened except the Register screen froze & I had to reboot the computer to get rid of it. I tried it again unsuccessfully to registere but to no avail.
Has anyone else had the same problem. Any suggestions?
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8. January 2010 @ 01:14 |
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Don't waste your time....these bumb proscam softwares just want in...I know from personal experience...I bought ($paid for$)two SO-CALLED...BD Ripp&Burn software's who wanted your money to use full versions of their software while you walk them through getting the process right....i.e. R&D.....KICK ROCKS WANNABEEZ!!!!!!GET ANYDVD/HD & DVDFAB BLU-RAY TO BLU-RAY FULLY AUTOMATED READY TO ROCK DECRYPTING AND BURNING....DID I SAY REPUTABLE SOFTWARE!. Don't waste your time and expensive media or hard disk space on quirky trash...purchase the BIG BOY software the PRO'S use.
Originally posted by PWANJO:
I downloaded the "so called FREE" Full Version of WinX Blue-ray Decrypter. The company's words were:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
"To get the full version for free, please download the program and register with the following Information. Don't forget to share it with your friends!"
Reg Name: Blu-Raygiveaway
Reg Code: WinXBDD-2009-1216-1231
I did exactly what was suggested on two different computers & each time after typing in the Reg Name & Reg Code I clicked on REGISTER as advised. In both cases, nothing happened except the Register screen froze & I had to reboot the computer to get rid of it. I tried it again unsuccessfully to registere but to no avail.
Has anyone else had the same problem. Any suggestions?
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