edeus
28th February 2005, 04:38
hi,
I have just batch processed quite a few dvd's, ending with a runtime error 9. I checked the log, all dvd's were ripped fine supposedly.
Is it OK to ignore the error since the dvd's were created normally or could they be damaged? I dont want to waste cpu cycles redoing it all if i dont have to (now under 0.77, as opposed to 0.74 as i didnt have the VIP copy at the time)
or are there enough bug fixes to warrant doing them all again anyway? :|
Also, Is the substream/foreign audio stable to use for all my dvd's? - without worrying that in 6 months when i watch it that i am missing forced subtitles or an audio track?
Thanks~
I have just batch processed quite a few dvd's, ending with a runtime error 9. I checked the log, all dvd's were ripped fine supposedly.
Is it OK to ignore the error since the dvd's were created normally or could they be damaged? I dont want to waste cpu cycles redoing it all if i dont have to (now under 0.77, as opposed to 0.74 as i didnt have the VIP copy at the time)
or are there enough bug fixes to warrant doing them all again anyway? :|
Also, Is the substream/foreign audio stable to use for all my dvd's? - without worrying that in 6 months when i watch it that i am missing forced subtitles or an audio track?
Thanks~