Software Update: DVD Decrypter 3.2.2.0

DVD Decrypter is a program that allows you to bypass the protection of a DVD and then copy its contents to your hard drive. Version 3.2.2.0 has just been released and the following changes have been made to it:

Added:

• ‘RCE Protection Found’ dialog box
• Apply button to the ‘Change ISO volume name’ dialog box
• Eject / Reinsert of disc before the verify stage
• Support of brute force disc key cracking
• The ability to have the program not ask you if you want to erase / overwrite a disc in ISO Write mode
• CLI support for ‘[DISC_LABEL]’ in destination path names
• CLI support for ‘/SPLIT 1GB’ – Only for IFO mode
• Additional error checking to IFO patching code so that ‘invalid’ IFO files are easily spotted and pointed out to the user

Changed

• ‘Pack Header Not Found’ warnings are now also shown in ISO Read mode so as to warn the user of potential problems
• What’s displayed in the info panels in ISO Read/Write mode is now not so dependent on what the ‘Current Profile’ is. It now also works by the discs ‘Book Type’
• Some of the code behind setting the drives ‘Write Parameters’. This may work out better for people who said they were having bad burns from 3.2.1.0
• Some of the disc initialization code to use single commands to get and display the ‘state’ of a disc (ie Empty, Complete), so that what’s displayed in the info panel in ISO modes is what the program uses.

Fixed

• Problem with drives (ie AOpen ones) that make use of multiple AGID values ​​as part of Authentication
• Write speed control wasn’t correctly being set to its last saved value
• Older Pioneer writers (ie Pre 107) weren’t burning some CD images properly
• Ejecting the disc after erase, before burn – it shouldn’t have been happening
• Problem with invalid characters in filenames (generated from the disc’s volume label)