I/O Error?

[ZekeTZ]

Okay, I'm new to this...so here you go...I try to decrypt a DVD to a certain location, and it beings, then goes no where. Here is what I get about a minute into it.

http://www.geocities.com/zeketz/error.JPG

[setarip_old]

Hi!

Looks like you're trying to rip a physically damaged DVD...
What's the Title and Region of the DVD?

[ZekeTZ]

Okay. First off, I don't mean to come off as a jackass or anything...but who ever tries to rip a physically damaged disc is a moron. Second, it's brand new, not even watched. Fast and the Furious Tokyo Drift. And it's region 1. I believe. And I know it's not my burner, it's brand new, not even 4 months old. Only burned like 4 DVDs with it, so I know it works...or did up until it started doing this.

[kypec]

I would assume some sort of copy protection mechanism is involved in that DVD...ARccOS probably?
I've seen a lot of experienced people around here suggest to try RipIt4Me on such discs.

[dialysis1]

To have DVD Decrypter successfully rip this disc, you should use RipIt4Me.
Same movie from my Decrypter log:
W 17:10:26 75 areas have been marked as 'suspect'.
W 17:10:26 Dummy sectors will be inserted where necessary.

[ZekeTZ]

Okay, sorry for double posting; but uh, I used to just rip it with DVD Decrypter into a stored file in My Documents (..My Documents\Ripped DVDs\DVD NAME). Then I used Nero Burner to burn it to a DVD. Well, now using this RipIt4Me and FixVTS tools it gives new folders in where I save the files (...My Documents\Ripped DVDs\DVD NAME\Orignial IFOs and RipIt4Me.psl). Now when I burn the DVD should it to the whole folder, or to a selected folder inside of the DVD folder?

PS; When I was looking at the options for RipIt4Me, it says something about jumping straight to the menu, now does that mean it doesn't include the ads **** ?
[Edit: Another thing, it used to only take 10-15 mins to rip a DVD using DVD Decrypter...now it's taken almost an hour and four mins to rip Tokyo Drift using RipIt4Me, DVD Decryper, and FixVTS...why? Before it started ripping RipIt4Me said it was a dual layer, is that why?]

[CWR03]

The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift is a Universal Studios DVD and probably contains RipGuard protection. It definitely takes longer to process the disk when using RipIt4Me than with DVD Decrypter alone.

[ZekeTZ]

Okay, that answer a small portion of my questions. Anyone else tackle these questions?

[Edit: One last question has surfaced. In RipIt4Me there is 4 different DVD modes. Full DVD, Movie and Menu, Movie Only, and ISO. Is this right then, Full DVD = The whole thing, Bonus features, etc. Movie and Menu = The movie, and the selection menu. Movie Only = Just the movie, no menus, just goes straight to the first scene in the first chapter. ISO = the ISO files?]

[dialysis1]

Correct

[jel]

@ ZekeTZ

in future could you please word your posts to avoid any profanity. this is a family friendly forum, and we aim to keep it as 'clean' as possible.

thanks
j

[ZekeTZ]

Okay Jel. I didn't mean it in a bad way, just as like, a reference you know? Anyways, can anyone else answer my burning question a few posts up?

[jeanl]

You're going to have to use DVD Shrink to burn, or use a double-layer DVD-R. If you use Shrink, it will create a new folder with just the DVD files in it or it will create an ISO ready to burn.
But to answer your first question: no, when you burn you only include the DVD files: *.IFO, *.BUP and *.VOB
I think ripit4me has an option to remove all the logs and unneeded files at the end of the rip. Look in the preferences. This will leave you with a ready-to-burn folder (on a DL disc, that is!).
Jeanl