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*SamuriHL* · 07-05-2007

There's nothing to elaborate on this. jsoto does *NOT* want VobBlanker to be associated with ripping in ANY WAY. When this was allowed during the betas, using VobBlanker with AnyDVD allowed people to copy the DVD to the hard drive in such a way that DVD Shrink users would be able to open it...this included the latest Sony ARccOS garbage. Fortunately the AnyDVD Ripper has been updated so Shrink users don't need this functionality with VobBlanker, but, jsoto is smart to eliminate it. He just doesn't want to take any chances. If FixVTS, something that doesn't remove copy protection, can be targeted, well, why take a risk...

P.S. If you want him to elaborate on how to get around the check, ummmmm, yeaaaa. No.

07-05-2007	#5 (permalink)
SamuriHL CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 2,694	Re: Vobblanker affected? There's nothing to elaborate on this. jsoto does NOT want VobBlanker to be associated with ripping in ANY WAY. When this was allowed during the betas, using VobBlanker with AnyDVD allowed people to copy the DVD to the hard drive in such a way that DVD Shrink users would be able to open it...this included the latest Sony ARccOS garbage. Fortunately the AnyDVD Ripper has been updated so Shrink users don't need this functionality with VobBlanker, but, jsoto is smart to eliminate it. He just doesn't want to take any chances. If FixVTS, something that doesn't remove copy protection, can be targeted, well, why take a risk... P.S. If you want him to elaborate on how to get around the check, ummmmm, yeaaaa. No. __________________ -Sony VAIO FW Series running Windows Vista SP1 ["There can be only one!"]