Even though the means used to acquire the rights to DVD Decrypter bore probably more resemblance to the common methods of the entertainment industry, we have no reason to object the request made by Macrovision. They do, in any case, own the rights to the software, and are entitled to enforce any policy they see fit.
The DVD Decrypter install package will be removed from our servers by Sunday, November 27th, or as soon as it is technically possible.
After it's development was ceased in June DVD Decrypter has been surpassed by several other software, such as AnyDVD and DVDFab Decrypter. One of the best features in DVD Decrypter was it's image burning engine, which allowed the burned disc to be verified against the image file. Luckily that feature is now available in Lightning UK!'s new software, ImgBurn.
Edit 27th of November, 2005: We have now complied with the request and removed the software from our site.
Written by: Petteri Pyyny @ 24 Nov 2005 2:48
but it just might be true.he,he


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