Advantage to this method is that it's transparent: it'll work with any decoder/encoder out ont he market today, as long as the underlying driver can handle the protection.ĭVDFab, in their current versions, runs at the program level, and includes a "virtual player" module called PathPlayer. qas it is a driver, there are plenty of restrictions on what it can do with the data. I would strongly recommend you not waste your money on dvdfab, unless you are a masochist or glutton for punishment.There's another factor that you're forgetting in this - the matter of the methods used to "remove" the protection.ĪnyDVD operates at the device level, atually attempting to remove the protection before the rest of the system (including the encoder) even sees it. I will not renew my subscription when it expires. This is all topped off by their refusal to refund your payment for this mediocre and poorly supported amateur-grade software. Their "support" team is arrogant, intolerant and dismissive of user complaints. They appear to have no knowledge or use of modern software development tools and methods (e.g. Then, if you complain about the lack of stability in their product and their inability to provide software in which previously "fixed" bugs reappear, they either ban you from their support forum or delete your posts/ requests for help.Īll-in-all the dvdfab "team" does not appear to be particularly competent or professional when it comes to development and support of commercial grade software. If you attempt to get support they request large amounts of information, basically using large amounts of your time (which costs you money), to debug their problems. It seems that every time they issue a new release, either an old bug slips back in or a new one is created. The software only works correctly, intermittently.
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