DVD2one v1.1.2 new version

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  1. Wizkid

    Wizkid Active member

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    DVD2one V1.1.2
    There is a new version of DVD2one with the following new features:

    Added soundtrack selection for main feature in full disk copy mode.
    Region code (not RCE), user prohibition and 'layer break bit' are now removed from the full disk copy

    www.dvd2one.com
     
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    Tried to download it and use my 1.1.1 registration code and it wont work. Did they change the registration codes a third time and if so how do I get my new numbers to make 1.1.2 a full working copy and not a trial version?
     
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    This is what it says on www.dvd2one.com:

    If you registered V1.0.0, you need a new code for this release. Fill in your email address in the box and press Send Code.
    If you registered V1.0.1 or higher, or already requested a new code on this page earlier, you do not need a new code.

    You can get a new code by filling in your Email-adress. You will get a new code.
    You must have a registered version now to get a new code !!
     
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    herbsman Moderator Staff Member

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    Have you tried it yet Wizkid?

    If so , have you found it to be much better than previoous version?

    [bold]herbs[/bold]!: ]-~
     
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    Haven't yet herbsman ...

    I do full copies (even all the audio and subtitles).
    So the added soundtrack selection for main feature is not that important to me.
    The only thing now is to speed it a little up.
    Ok I don't want to complain (25min DVD2one for a 2hr movie) but don't we all want to do everything faster and faster....?!
     
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    You probably couldn't copy the data from one folder to another in less than half that time. I don't think 20 minutes for the process is too bad.
     
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    herbsman Moderator Staff Member

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    I feel quite happy with the verion 1.1.1 still to be honest because I only really use MOVIE-ONLY.
    Subtitles in 10 languages & extras that have no interest to me (even though the film does)...well they just gots'ta go !

    Episode discs are a different matter of course.

    herbs
     
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    I also use DVD2one version 1.1.1 and I will stick to it for the time being.

    But I do full disk copies (last 10 now) and like having the menu and other options/extra features.

    Really don't see a difference in quality sofar.
    Got myself a widescreen TV last weekend and it's still amazing, the quality !!!
     
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    herbsman Moderator Staff Member

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    I'm looking to update TV soon also.

    Only got a 28" Fastext thing.But letterbox widescreen DVD's are starting to really bug me.
    I've been lucky on a couple of DVD's , in that there was both ratios to choose from in DVD2One.

    I'd give my right arm for a Plasma screen : )-~
     
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