
It does this on the fly when you insert a disc, and it will also be included on any backups made. The new menu will allow direct access to the features on a Blu-ray disc, such as the main movie or specific chapters, without having to wait through annoying interruptions or trailers.
SlySoft also says the product can help with old Blu-ray players noted to have problems displaying menus on newer discs, as the speedmenu will be included in any backup made.
SlySoft promises...
- Speedy access to the movie
- Much shorter load times
- Compatibility with older players
- Prevents BD-live from calling home
- Playback of 3D discs on 2D players
- Auto-resume of BD-Java discs
"This major release of AnyDVD marks the start of a very active 2012 for SlySoft with more major releases and new upcoming products in our queue," said Giancarlo Bettini, CEO at SlySoft. "Although I am not allowed to go into details I can tell you that everyone should keep an eye on our website for things to come."
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