You have to contact support, once you send your serial number they'll send you the new update

registered email address will do....no need to send your license Key.

Cyberlink still hasn't addressed why they need a patch everytime a new batch of HD discs come out on the market.

I'd assume it's because this time round there's a new AACS key, and some of this new batch has BD+. I think someone did address the question a while ago, it's the same reason they have to update firmwares on standalone players. Someone works out how to do something new with the java script that no-one thought of which then makes it flaky when player back without some tweaks

The updates are coming from the studios....not cyberlink. The HD DVD updates are available via the internet...these updates are not downloadable via the cyberlink player as it causes the system to crash in most cases.

I don't see stand alone players doing the same thing otherwise you would buy them?

Bluray's even worse as none of the manufacturers even have a stand alone player that will update via the internet other than the PS3.

It may have been discussed in previous threads but I'm not convinced it's not the cyberlink software based on the history I've had with getting HD DVD to work this past year.

There are many people out there who have to update their players when a new wave of discs comes out either due to AACS or due to problems with the player not working with a new Blu-ray feature. When Pirates came out some people had to update players otherwise it would just spit out the disc. There are always people complaining that when a new feature is implemented they have to wait for the new firmware so they can download it onto a cd and take it over to the player so it can update.