I reloaded about twenty DVDs that I had ISO images of on my hard drive in my alcohol virtual drive and many of them STILL had some type of protection. After its creation, I reloaded the second-time-around ISO image in the virtual drive - AnyDVD reported no further protections. I then used UltraISO to create an ISO image of the ISO image loaded in the virtual drive. Guess what, AnyDVD reported that there were STILL protections on the DVD in the virtual drive. I then loaded that ISO image in my Alcohol 120% virtual drive with AnyDVD still enabled. So, here's the trick: I created the ISO image with UltraISO as usual. I had one problem movie, "Infamous", that even AnyDVD could never make a perfect/working clone of. In other words, I want an exact clone except for the protection(s). I disable the removal of autorun.inf and trailers, etc. NOTE: I use DVDFab when I want to combine discs or put original DVD9 movies on 2 discs. My normal backup method is to create an ISO image using UltraISO and AnyDVD running in the background. After encountering a few more anomalies with the backup, I resigned to the fact that DVDFab wasn't able to make a working "clone".Īfter AnyDVD v6.1.7.2 beta was released, I tried a trick. While it seemed to be OK, when I ripped the movie to ZUNE format, the movie didn't play correctly. Case in point: I "cloned" "Blades of Glory" using DVDFab Platinum, the version released on the same Tuesday as "Blades of Glory". NOTE: I own a valid license(s) for DVDFab Platinum and ALL of the Slysoft programs, and any other software mentioned in this post.įirst things first, a backup is only good if you can get the same results from the copy as you would from the original. After reading many posts about people complaining about AnyDVD being slow to overcome new protection methods and DVDFab being "Johnny on the spot", I thought that I would take a moment and waste your time explaining how I back up my DVDs, and why I think that DVDFab is NOT the PERFECT solution.
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