MS Windows Home Server

For ripping your DVD’s automatically using Windows Home Server, the new DVD Manager is the add-in to use. This free and easy solution supports ripping to various formats including to a folder or a WMV, AVI or ISO image.

Please note that DVD Manager does not decrypt your DVDs so you will need an on-the-fly DVD decrypter. Supported decrypters include the free DVD43 or SlySoft’s AnyDVD (not free).

More details are available from here.

My Movies for Windows Home Server version 1.03 is now available for download.

The following improvements and fixes have been added from 1.02 PR4:

Added: MusicBrainz as meta-data provider along with FreeDB.org
Added: Option to receive Album Art from MusicBrainz/Amazon
Added: Ability to embed Album Art into MP3, WMA and Flac
Added: Ability to contribute Album Art to the My Movies WebService, and receive Album Art from the WebService.
Added: Option to create a secondary smaller CD rip for mobile devices
Added: Improved meta data handling that combines various sources into one result for improved accuracy.
Added: GD3 commercial high-quality meta-data for installer version. Will later be available as an add-on purchase for end-users.

Fix: FileStorage area moved to drive D to avoid problems with missing space for users with large collections
Fix: Auto-update AnyDVD setting lost when entering the settings page.
Fix: Issue with monitoring using a full share instead of part of a share, if only part of a share should be monitored
Fix: Incorrect WMA profile settings
Fix: Some MP3 settings were not correct applied
Fix: Notifications was removed at incorrect times

The installer is available from here.