RangerTX7
R.I.P. beloved Trooper dog
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join:2004-01-29
Austin, TX
| said by LBB  :I can give it a try. Does it fire up Nero like DVDShrink does when the burn process is suppose to begin? No, how could it? AnyDVD remains resident in memory so that manual stripping of copy protection is unnecessary. The reason DVD Shrink does that is because it's a precursor step to burning, doesn't have a burning engine of its own, and therefore calls up Nero (or another program) at the appropriate point. AnyDVD simply removes copy protection; it doesn't have anything to do with burning per se.
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