BD+ Copy Protection Can Be Removed

BD+ Copy protection got you down? Fret not, Blu-Ray users. According to DVD Town a software company called Slysoft has released a new program called AnyDVD, which removes the BD + copy protection that has been embedded in Blu-Ray discs since October.

The company released a Beta version a few months ago, but the software is now dubbed as AnyDVD 6.4.0.0. The software also removes other encryption as well as all region codes.

The BD + copy protection system was initiated in 2006 and provides a layer of protection for content on Blu-Ray discs that disables any copying of the disc into another format.


Sources: DVD Town, Slysoft

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Comments (10)

  1. revolution909

    this can be good... and bad:(

    4 years agoby @comida910Flag

  2. n2cr8zysht

    That software is the Sh*t-GO BUY IT!!YOU CAN COPY ANY MOVIE U LKE.

    4 years agoby @n2cr8zyshtFlag

  3. Clockworkcookie

    hehe yeah.. a "NEW" program called AnyDVD :D

    4 years agoby @clockworkcookieFlag

  4. ScottFL386

    Breaking news...BETAMAX is coming back..

    More news to follow later on this developing story...

    4 years agoby @scottfl386Flag

  5. Kaya Savas

    Both Blu-ray and HD-DVD's copy encryptions were cracked within months of their initial releases. This is old old news.

    No matter how hard the studios try piracy will always prevail, sad but true.

    4 years agoby @kayaFlag

  6. MaViNx

    Its still a rumor, but I heard the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor today.

    4 years agoby @mavinxFlag

  7. PatCourtney

    this just in...a new format called hddvd has just emerged....

    4 years agoby @patcourtneyFlag

  8. Space101

    Yup...Anydvd has been out for a while...and the BD and copy protection isn't too new either...

    4 years agoby @space101Flag

  9. Drewski37

    this is a little old news...i knew about these several years ago....

    4 years agoby @drewski37Flag

  10. Space101

    this is alwas good to know...

    4 years agoby @space101Flag

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