Yes, but AnyDVD HD only removes copy-protection, region definition, etc.,
without user intervention.
You still need a software to copy/rip the DVD. And a good pair for it is
CloneDVD2 from the same software-house. CloneDVD2 gives you a huge
control over what you want from that DVD. I'm using them for years.
But sometimes, some DVDs are not correctly mastered and its
structure can't be read by CloneDVD2. In this cases I use DVDFab.

>yeah that's a good one too. I think this one is the best one avail right now though:
>AnyDVD HD
>http://www.slysoft.com/en/anydvdhd.html
>
>>I vote for DVDfab.
>>It has lot of good options.
>>
>>>>If it's a movie DVD you're trying to copy...
>>>>http://www.dvdfab.com/free.htm
>>>
>>>Thanks, I will try it.