DVD43 4.6.0
User Reviews & Comments - 66 reviews
3.98
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shiny
29 Aug 2012
3/5Good
It is much easier for DRM to be relatively impervious in 64-bit Windows. DVD43 came up with this stopgap method buy I believe DirectShow now operates as a kernel mode API and so video cannot be sampled off a DVD like original DVD43 did so well.
Anyhow, here's their link to the best effort: http://www.free-codecs.com/download_soft.php?d=5753&s=136&r= . This is DVD43 v1.0.0.5 and it's old. Make sure you are burning with "burnproof" and/or "simulate mode" on first, or just do a dry run before each title with a DVD-RW.
I have the Hunger Games (store bought) in my possession right now and it 5 2-hour "chapters" listed in the menu system. The copy protection is not getting easier!
My other suggestion is to use linux for this and other tasks. If you can get Linux Mint or Debian or Fedora to PLAY the actual content in VLC or mplayer, etc ... that means the stream (the demuxed mpeg2/VOBs are be written to display software in the clear.
That means that stream can be grabbed by anything: VLC, AcidRip, Lives, even Brasero. This is part of the reason why playing HDCP Blurays in most linux distros is difficult: the stream is not protected end-to-end.
Let me know if you have any more questions :)
Reviewed on DVD43 4.6.0
Anyhow, here's their link to the best effort: http://www.free-codecs.com/download_soft.php?d=5753&s=136&r= . This is DVD43 v1.0.0.5 and it's old. Make sure you are burning with "burnproof" and/or "simulate mode" on first, or just do a dry run before each title with a DVD-RW.
I have the Hunger Games (store bought) in my possession right now and it 5 2-hour "chapters" listed in the menu system. The copy protection is not getting easier!
My other suggestion is to use linux for this and other tasks. If you can get Linux Mint or Debian or Fedora to PLAY the actual content in VLC or mplayer, etc ... that means the stream (the demuxed mpeg2/VOBs are be written to display software in the clear.
That means that stream can be grabbed by anything: VLC, AcidRip, Lives, even Brasero. This is part of the reason why playing HDCP Blurays in most linux distros is difficult: the stream is not protected end-to-end.
Let me know if you have any more questions :)
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Peter
28 Jun 2010
3/5Good
Why does it say "Not compatibale with 64 bits windows edition"? I have windows Vista...what do I do?
Reviewed on DVD43 4.6.0
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Moleman
5 Dec 2008
3/5Good
I've just converted a dvd to mp4, so I can play it back on my ipod calssic, I used 1 CLICK DVD TO IPOD, and my OS is Vista 64 bit Home Premium, I was told it won't work, but I installed the latest version of DVD43 4.4, well I think it was, I sure this movie is DRM-COPYRIGHT protected, but will have to look futher into it, it was a purchased copy of Enter The Dragon, old Bruce Lee movie, I'm yet to try one from outside of my own dvd's, but will be trying it as soon as possible, the fact of the matter is, even the little smiley face on my task bar changed colour, so it was working, will post results of DVD COPY PRO when complete
Reviewed on DVD43 4.4
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Earl
6 Oct 2008
3/5Good
Like others have experienced, DVD43 has not worked with the "disc copy" feature of Roxio Easy Media Creator 9. Instead, I ripped my source DVD with DVD Decrypter. After ripping, I took the assembled files and was able to burn a blank DVD using the "MyDVD9" feature of the Roxio program.
I see that Herman Street sells a DVD copy program that is supposed to be pretty good, but Herman Street itself got a bad rating on Epinions.com.
For $59.00, you can by 1 Click DVD Copy, but it doesn't have the decryption built-in, you have to use DVD43 - which can be problematic.
Reviewed on DVD43 4.31
I see that Herman Street sells a DVD copy program that is supposed to be pretty good, but Herman Street itself got a bad rating on Epinions.com.
For $59.00, you can by 1 Click DVD Copy, but it doesn't have the decryption built-in, you have to use DVD43 - which can be problematic.
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Matthew
21 Apr 2008
3/5Good
I have used DVD43 for two years w/ few problems, but it has stopped working. I uninstalled it & downloaded 4.31, but it doesn't work at all.
Any advice?
Reviewed on DVD43 4.31
Any advice?
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boo
7 Apr 2008
3/5Good
i can't get it to work! i am using dvd shrink 3.2 and it won't encode it! any suggestions
Reviewed on DVD43 4.2
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Gary
16 Aug 2007
3/5Good
DVD43 3.9.0.0 doesn't work with Vista and DVD Copy 5.
Does anybody have a solution?
Reviewed on DVD43 3.9.0
Does anybody have a solution?
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Rick
14 Jun 2006
3/5Good
Works fine but still can not copy any of the Walt Disney movies.
Reviewed on DVD43 3.9.0
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Brenda
25 May 2006
3/5Good
Work excellent until two days ago.
Now I have the "Red devil face" even without inserting any DVD, I can no close the progam or removed using Add or Remove Programs.
I can not turn off the computer in a normal way and when I finally do it, the Red Devil Face is there again.
Any suggestions?.
I have Version 4.2.
Reviewed on DVD43 3.9.0
Now I have the "Red devil face" even without inserting any DVD, I can no close the progam or removed using Add or Remove Programs.
I can not turn off the computer in a normal way and when I finally do it, the Red Devil Face is there again.
Any suggestions?.
I have Version 4.2.
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Longshot
21 Mar 2006
3/5Good
The software works realy good on most movies. Just click and record like it says. But there are movies that it will not work on, Most of the Sony brand movies will not work if there new than the last update which is way back in 12/07/05. This covers several movies so they need to do more updates
Reviewed on DVD43 3.7.0
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