The developers of DVDFab today released version 9.1.3.1 of their software which deals with new found copy protections. The software can be used to make backups of DVD and Blu-ray discs and to convert movies to other formats for usage on e.g. mobile devices.
The changelog reveals that during the development of this new version they stumbled on a DVD copy protection found on the movie 'The Hunger Games' and also found the Blu-ray version of that movie to be protected with a new copy protection. With the software it's now possible to bypass these new protections to allow you to backup the movies.
Besides that also other new features and bugfixes are part of this release, you can find the changelog below.
Changelog DVDFab 9.1.3.1 for Windows (March 7, 2014)
- New: Updated language files.
- New: Added support for a new DVD copy protection as found on "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire".
- New: Added support for new java protection as found on The Hunger Games: Catching Fire Blu-ray disc.
- New: Added “Trim” feature for DVD Ripper, Blu-ray Ripper and Video Converter.
- New: Added support to set output file size in main interface for DVD Ripper, Blu-ray Ripper and Video Converter.
- New: Added Nokia Lumia 1520 and Sony Xperia A profiles.
- New: Added support to show output size in Blu-ray Creator.
- New: Added “Fit to disc” feature for Blu-ray Creator.
- New: Some minor changes and improvements.
- Fix: A problem that cannot detect the better graphics card when PC have more than 2 graphics cards in certain cases.
- Fix: A missing ssif file problem when copying Blu-ray 3D disc in certain cases, such as: Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2.
- Fix: A problem that cannot open the file source in certain cases.
- Fix: A problem that failed to rip with avi.audiocopy profiles in certain cases.
- Fix: A problem that the Volume Level option cannot work.
- Fix: A freeze problem when converting with Intel Quick Sync hardware acceleration in certain cases.
- Fix: A problem that DVDFab main page cannot display completely in certain cases.
More information and downloads can be found on the DVDFab website.
