Later when I reinstalled dvdfab on a new computer I realized that the permission pop up was actually trying to register the program, and I put 2+2 together, found the registration program in the dvdfab folder & deleted it.Įxtra perk to deleting it is you can move/copy the dvdfab folder & it still works, just like a portable program, since it never registers I guess.ĭvdfab people eventualy realized this could happen & changed their program to get rid of that "unintended feature". But then I noticed that the trial period never progressed. I just clicked no on the permission popup out of habit thinking it was some bundleware rubbish. I discovered this completely by accident. So the trial could basically last "forever". And you could press no & the rest of the program worked perfectly, but the particular exe that kept track of the trial period in the registry was denied operation. In version 8 the part of the program that writes in the registry asked permission to do so. Why version 8? Because version 8 had a thing that you can do. This software is eesentially overpriced rubbish. The programmers seem to spend more time on thwearting attempts to block it's collecting of personal information than they do on fixing bugs. It has ads - even when you pay for life time licenses and crashes regularly. Rarely do they address the concerns you raised when you contacted them.ĭVDFab does not produce good quality output and it's mega expensive. Their customer service is unresponsive, and when you can get a response they are rude and unhelpful. These programmers couldn't follow good coding practices if their life depended on it. It locks your ntuser.dat file and leaves rubbish all over the place. The program is riddled with bugs - and often the same bugs are fixed then broken again. A blank window that pops up over the main window every time you start - that seems to send more data than it receives.
These people watch everything this product does, they limit the number of discs you can process in a given period, and they force this pretend "Live update" on you which drives me nuts.
The amount of telemetry collected far exceeds any "reasonable" limit.
This product is invasisve and connects to almost 100 IPs at start up. It's allegedly a backup program for ripping and copying discs.
Can we stop with the fake repetative reviews that are based on the wrong product.
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