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    "Must connect to internet to play this dvd" error

    Hey guys,
    trying to copy Apollo 13 Blu-ray to DVD. During disc scan, I get the error "Must connect to internet to play this dvd", configure your firewall to allow DVD Fab to connect to the internet. So I did, using latest version of windows firewall. Still gives me this error every time it scans the disc.

    Any suggestions?

    Thanks in advance,

    jeffncris

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      #3
      DVDFab requires internet access to decrypt Blu-rays. Please check your firewall again and check your settings in DVDFab Common Settings->Network.
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        #4
        Wow. Thanks. I haven't been yelled at like that since I was about 2 years old. Consider me educated.

        jeffncris

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          #5
          Originally posted by jeffncris View Post
          Wow. Thanks. I haven't been yelled at like that since I was about 2 years old. Consider me educated.
          I think you are inferring something that is not there. Yelling would have been in ALL CAPS.

          People here are not able to sit in front of your PC and check things so they have given you the best advice possible given your description.

          EDIT: Oh, and AGJ's post is a form letter of sorts that he pastes in rather than type for the millionth time that you should have included the logs for proper help.
          Last edited by Complication; 02-19-2011, 03:58 PM.

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