I have AnyDVD-HD, I also have PowerDVD Ultra, an HDCP compliant video card and display...
For my situation, is there a reason that I should chose one approach over the other:
1) Enable AnyDVD, use ImgBurn to rip a decrypted ISO. Mount with Daemon tools and play in PowerDVD.
2) Don't use AnyDVD, use ImgBurn to rip an encrypted ISO. Mount with Daemon tools and play in PowerDVD.
Honestly, at first I thought I would have to use AnyDVD because I thought ImgBurn wouldn't be able to read the disc if it was encrypted. But now that I know that is false, or at least seems to be, I'm thinking that #2 should be the most foolproof because it doesn't really rely on defeating any encryption schemes, it just moves data from the disc to the hard drive, and then presents it back to the OS as being on a disc. Am I on the right track there? Is there something else that I should be considering in trying to do this?
Thanks
For my situation, is there a reason that I should chose one approach over the other:
1) Enable AnyDVD, use ImgBurn to rip a decrypted ISO. Mount with Daemon tools and play in PowerDVD.
2) Don't use AnyDVD, use ImgBurn to rip an encrypted ISO. Mount with Daemon tools and play in PowerDVD.
Honestly, at first I thought I would have to use AnyDVD because I thought ImgBurn wouldn't be able to read the disc if it was encrypted. But now that I know that is false, or at least seems to be, I'm thinking that #2 should be the most foolproof because it doesn't really rely on defeating any encryption schemes, it just moves data from the disc to the hard drive, and then presents it back to the OS as being on a disc. Am I on the right track there? Is there something else that I should be considering in trying to do this?
Thanks