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Transformers - HD DVD
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mattkind
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19. October 2007 @ 13:20 |
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Just watched it now . It is amazing on HD , glad that paramount picked HD DVD
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motaman
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19. October 2007 @ 13:52 |
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Thanks for the info. I'll be watching it tonight on my new Toshiba HD-A35. We watched in the movie theater, and loved it.
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saintf
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27. October 2007 @ 12:26 |
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Has anyone been able to decrypt Transformers in HD DVD? The latest dvdfab hd just sits there like a lump for me and anydvd hd tells me that I need to update my aacs keys for it. As far as I'm aware the dvdfab hd beta hit the scene after transformers was released on hd dvd.
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Bohefus
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29. October 2007 @ 23:25 |
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Originally posted by saintf:
Has anyone been able to decrypt Transformers in HD DVD? The latest dvdfab hd just sits there like a lump for me and anydvd hd tells me that I need to update my aacs keys for it. As far as I'm aware the dvdfab hd beta hit the scene after transformers was released on hd dvd.
Latest AnyDVD HD works 6.1.9.3 26gb
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 8. December 2007 @ 01:14
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zapper
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7. November 2007 @ 00:10 |
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Originally posted by saintf:
Has anyone been able to decrypt Transformers in HD DVD? The latest dvdfab hd just sits there like a lump for me and anydvd hd tells me that I need to update my aacs keys for it. As far as I'm aware the dvdfab hd beta hit the scene after transformers was released on hd dvd.
Excuse this question but why would you want to copy the DVd their is no HD-dvd burner that I am aware of.
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7. November 2007 @ 04:11 |
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that is correct just Blu-Ray burners at this time only
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Bigperm88
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8. November 2007 @ 15:27 |
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Originally posted by zapper:
Originally posted by saintf:
Has anyone been able to decrypt Transformers in HD DVD? The latest dvdfab hd just sits there like a lump for me and anydvd hd tells me that I need to update my aacs keys for it. As far as I'm aware the dvdfab hd beta hit the scene after transformers was released on hd dvd.
Excuse this question but why would you want to copy the DVd their is no HD-dvd burner that I am aware of.
They are probably intending to watch it on the HTPC, and have no intention of burning it. Or you can encode it on multiple DVD9.
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thezone52
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16. November 2007 @ 18:40 |
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With Hard drives as cheap as they are now I've decided to store all my HD and bluray movies on hdd. Until such time as i can get my head around x.264 and compress them to a practical size. In the meantime this new copy protection MKBv4 is proving a bit of a pain. Anydvd will read and allow playback of the disc but i can't rip it with dvd fab platinum even the latest version. Nor can i rip it with anydvd. Can anyone help?
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vamsilak
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24. November 2007 @ 10:33 |
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yes it is true and smart way to do it
(saving on hd's)
remember 90%of the dvd backup-freaks( no offense)including had a problem when we tried to backup
in the begining
it will be same issues with hddvd and bluray burning
now saving on hd maade simple by anddvd and dvdplatinum
thanks to them
but laying the content is another issue
iam feeling dumb bought powerdvd ultra for 99 dollars and i was not able to play the content from hd
please help
thanks in advance
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thezone52
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24. November 2007 @ 17:31 |
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vamsilak, If you don't have a HDCP compliant monitor/tv with HDMI connection or an HDCP enabled video card you will also need anydvd to play HD-DVD or Blu-ray.
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vamsilak
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25. November 2007 @ 13:26 |
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hey
zone man
thanks dude
i do have hdcp complaint monitor
it had dvi -vga
and my graphics are ok ithink 8500gt from nvidia
ido have the xbox hd dvdrom
now aim looking fothird party player that can play the hd dvd content from my harddrive
by the way i do have the dvdfab and platinum
anydvd-i have trail version i don't know if this is sufficent for 21 days
is ther any third party sifty to play comfy of hd content from my
hardy disk
windvd8 from jap forget it
i do have pdvd ultra
no luck
please help
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