Monster House

[jimpeel]

I tried to archive "Monster House" using pgcedit but it failed to decrypt VTS_01 segment 22. The program states that if you are still getting errors then it is the fault of your drive, or a scratched or dirty DVD and to reprocess the files.

I checked the DVD and cleaned it, even though it was not dirty, but it still fails on VTS_01 segment 22.

Is anyone else having this problem with pgcedit? I have version 7.3 but have upgraded to 7.4

[setarip_old]

Try ripping your DVD(s) using the easy to use "RipIt4me" package. You can download this excellent freeware from:

www.ripit4me.org

While you're at that site, read the excellent "how to" tutorial...

[knight_stalker]

I was getting errors using ripit4me on this movie. I had to run anydvd in the background while running ripit... that worked great!

[trudgy]

I had no problems with monster house using ripit4me

[blutach]

Since AnyDVD modifies IFO files on the fly (and VOBs), it is definintely not a good idea to use it with RipIt4Me.

The program tries to kill it, if you have it on.

More to the point, didn't AnyDVD work?

Regards

[jimpeel]

RipIt4Me was the key to getting "Monster House" to archive. Thanks for the advise.

[knight_stalker]

On some, well most I can just use anydvd, and nero, or shrink. There are some cases where it fails. Running it with ripit4me seems to work very well. And I have yet to have a single play back problem with any that I have used them together.
The same seems to go for ripit4me. Most movies rip fine, but there are some times when I just get errors, and cannot rip. Using ripit4me, while anydvd is running seems to solve every problem I have ever had. Since I started running them together when needed. I have yet to find a movie of mine wich I have not been able to rip/burn uing one, or the other or both together. ;)