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ammck55 · 2nd July 2003, 01:50

Originally posted by wakebrder
There is no need to use DVD shrink on the Transporter. The 16x9 side is 4.36 GB.(complete) So, just decrypt with your favorite ripping program, and burn.

This was posted in April, and while it won't fix your problem with DVD2one, it'll give you another option with this title. If your compressed files aren't recognized by a media player on your pc, you may have a serious procedural error, maybe try going through your guide again very carefully and see if you can spot the problem. Have you had any successful rips to date with DVD2one to compare with? I'm not familiar with DVD2one, so until someone shows up with some expertise, check the "One Click DVD Backups" forum and do some searching. It'll be good practice for when you come up against something that's a lot tougher, and believe me, you will! Good luck!

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ammck55 Moderator Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: U.S. of A. Posts: 1,307	Originally posted by wakebrder There is no need to use DVD shrink on the Transporter. The 16x9 side is 4.36 GB.(complete) So, just decrypt with your favorite ripping program, and burn. This was posted in April, and while it won't fix your problem with DVD2one, it'll give you another option with this title. If your compressed files aren't recognized by a media player on your pc, you may have a serious procedural error, maybe try going through your guide again very carefully and see if you can spot the problem. Have you had any successful rips to date with DVD2one to compare with? I'm not familiar with DVD2one, so until someone shows up with some expertise, check the "One Click DVD Backups" forum and do some searching. It'll be good practice for when you come up against something that's a lot tougher, and believe me, you will! Good luck! ammck55 Last edited by ammck55; 2nd July 2003 at 02:04.