Licensing

General Disclaimer and Terms and Conditions of Use

By downloading this software you agree to the following Terms & Conditions of Use:

You accept all responsibility for any losses cause by your use, or inability to use, this software - However caused. This INCLUDES loss of recordings and/or loss of PC data, as well as physical damage to Sky+ boxes, PCs and/or PC hardware that may result.
That this software is for your own personal 'not-for-profit' use, and may not be used in pursuit of commercial gain. In particular 'for profit use' also INCLUDES, but is not limited to, the use of this software to provide 'value-added' services to customers (for example to backup or copy their drives) even when no direct charge is made for that part of the service.

If you do NOT agree, please do not download the software.

Commercial Licensing

If you wish to use Copy+ in a commercial environment, for example you install, repair or upgrade PVR systems, please contact the author for details. Licence pricing will be supplied on request.

Copy+ is officially licenced to D&T.

Software [release history]

If you are planning to use any version of Copy+ before 1.2.0.0 for copying from one model of Sky box to another, then please check your compatibility information before proceeding.

Download Copy+ version 1.2.0.2 (Downloaded 4169 times since 27/02/2008)
Current stable version
MD3 hash: eef2883f3746fee998f90826d9b9780b

Download XTVFS version 1.0.0.0. (Downloaded 4999 times since 06/11/2006)
Read Only File System Drivers to help prevent potential damage to Sky+ disks under Windows XP.
Experimental, but highly recommended (details below)
MD3 hash: c48e620ad99cf06662df27c4b7ec6851

This driver will attempt to protect your Sky+ (XTVFS) disks from being modified by Windows. It does this by mounting them as read only volumes. This should help prevent damage that would otherwise be caused by Windows Check Disk and Defragmenter, as well as preventing Windows creating System Restore and Recycle bin folders on your Sky+ disks.

However you are still advised to use caution when mounting your Sky+ disks under Windows in case other unforeseen damage occurs.

At present these drivers do NOT allow direct access to the video files present on XTVFS volumes. Such features may be added in future releases.