AnyDVD removes Blu-Ray DRM

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Tue Mar 06 2007, 09:56

REMEMBER HOW SLYSOFT announced that AnyDVD had restored your rights over the HD-DVD DRM infection? Remember the promise to add beta Blu-Ray support by the end of the quarter? It is here!

Well, actually it is better than that, with a month to go, the Blu-Ray support is here and it is not beta, it is real. Version 6.1.3.0 does a lot, the biggest one is to strip the evil DRM infection from Blu-Ray and restore your fair use rights.

This free upgrade can also remove region encoding, works on XP-64 and Vista-64, and fixes a ton of bugs. If you are a registered user, you can get the update here, or just grab a trial copy. Happy legal unencumbered movie watching. µ

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