With the release of AnyDVD HD v.6.1.3.0, license owners can now decrypt Blu-ray titles as well as HD DVD, and even bypass region code controls on the discs. It hasn't even been four weeks since the first release of AnyDVD HD, which gave the average consumer a tool to bypass AACS copy protection on HD DVD titles. Now, as per user request, SlySoft has upgraded the tool for Blu-ray, meaning there will be no separate software for the format as was previously thought.
- New: Added Blu-Ray support
- New: Added removal of Blu-Ray region code
- Change: Automatic update notification is now less intrusive (it uses a ballon tool tip) on Windows XP and Vista
- Change: I/O on 64bit OS (WinXP64/Vista64) moved to kernel mode
- Updated ElbyCDIO layer, fixes "cannot get exclusive access" inCloneDVD and CloneCD under XP64 and Vista64
- Change: ElbyCDIO uses less CPU cycles under Windows XP and Vista
- Change: After using CloneCD or CloneDVD, AnyDVD does no longer rescan the disc under XP64 and Vista64.
- Fix: HD DVDs without iHD menus did not work
- Fix: AnyDVD did not shut down properly when user logged off
- Fix: AnyDVD could be unintentionally disabled for some drives
- Fix: AnyDVD could detect ARccOS copy protection on short multiangle titles (e.g., extras on Monster House, R4) by mistake
- Some minor fixes and improvements
- Updated languages
James Wong, an AnyDVD developer added:"SONY will see this with a mixed bag of sentiments. On the one hand, Blu-Ray is now equally copyable and on the other hand the market share deck of cards gets reshuffled".
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SlySoft






