The AnyDVD controls is missing from settings.

Administrator — Sun, 08 Jun 2014 15:14:35 GMT

Symptoms:

The AnyDVD configuration area in the My Movies settings is not available, and cannot be located in the settings area on the "Disc Copier" section. I can however see this section in documentation and screenshots on the My Movies website.

Cause:

AnyDVD is illegal to redistribute with software in some countries, and to ensure that installers do not redistribute software with such functionality by default, the AnyDVD section is hidden by default on these installations, but can be added by clicking a key combination.

Please see this page for instructions:

http://www.mymovies.dk/products/windows-home-server/my-movies-disc-copier/anydvd-and-anydvd-hd.aspx

Why do DVD copying fail all the time?

Administrator — Sun, 08 Jun 2014 15:05:51 GMT

Question:

When I copy a DVD to my harddrive or storage device using My Movies for Windows Media Center, My Movies Collection Management or My Movies for Windows Home Server, the copy quickly fail shortly after starting to copy. Why do these copies fail?

Answer:

My Movies by default only copy unprotected discs, and most DVD's are protected by CSS copy protections. If you are trying to copy a disc with CSS copy protection, the copy will fail as soon as My Movies starts to read one of the encrypted sectors.

Solution:

It is in some countries not allowed to break copy protection to copy a DVD onto harddrive or storage, even though you owe the disc in question. Users in countries where it is allowed, can install SlySoft AnyDVD* which removes copy protection on any disc inserted into the machine. SlySoft AnyDVD is a separate product from a separate company, and must be purchased separately - it is not included with My Movies.

_{* Installing and/or using AnyDVD is illegal in some countries. Users are themselves responsible for complying with local law when installing and using AnyDVD.}

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The AnyDVD controls is missing from settings.

Why do DVD copying fail all the time?