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Old 31st July 2004, 19:13   #1  |  Link
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DVD Decrypter, vob files seem to be corrupted.

I have four dvds that I would like to rip to my computer, and compress into 700mb .avi files. I am using DVD Decrypter + AutoGK for the ripping and encoding process. However, when I rip any of the four dvds, preview them in MPC, the video does not appear to be high quality:



The discs are brand new, mint, so I don't know what the problem is. any ideas?
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Old 31st July 2004, 19:34   #2  |  Link
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Re: DVD Decrypter, vob files seem to be corrupted.

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However, when I rip any of the four dvds, preview them in MPC, the video does not appear to be high quality.

The discs are brand new, mint, so I don't know what the problem is. any ideas?
Well, at first I'd try playing them with a different player like VideoLAN Client to make sure the files are bad... I've had MPC do funny things times and again.

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Well, at first I'd try playing them with a different player like VideoLAN Client to make sure the files are bad... I've had MPC do funny things times and again.

np: Deadbeat - A Joyful Noise (Part II) (Something Borrowed, Something Blue)

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I have tried multiple media players, all of which produced the same results. I am sure the problem lies within my ripped dvd files.
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