Blu-Ray Disc Ripper 1.4 now lets you rip BD Live downloaded content too
There is always going to be round about way to getting protected content on to the users who don’t want to pay up for it. We saw it with the CD, DVD and now surprise surprise; we see it in the Blu-Ray discs. A simple 37.2 KB program called Blu-ray Disc Ripper 1.4 is one of the most widely used application to Rip off movies from a BluRay disc to the HDD or take it off the usual sources of external HDD to virtual drives. The new version still requires the disc users to find a key that is unique to each movie, but now it enables the users to decrypt the “AACS” folder that contains the downloaded content that BD-live enabled services offer.
There is always going to be round about way to getting protected content on to the users who don’t want to pay up for it. We saw it with the CD, DVD and now surprise surprise; we see it in the Blu-Ray discs. A simple 37.2 KB program called Blu-ray Disc Ripper 1.4 is one of the most widely used application to Rip off movies from a BluRay disc to the HDD or take it off the usual sources of external HDD to virtual drives. The new version still requires the disc users to find a key that is unique to each movie, but now it enables the users to decrypt the “AACS” folder that contains the downloaded content that BD-live enabled services offer.
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