dvd decrypter

eyoak · 15th January 2002, 03:47

Hi,

What does Smartripper do so well ?
besides writing an lst file which takes me 20 seconds to do so.
It bugs on most DVD's for me.

DVDdecrypter only gives an error on the fly that I can't read the targeted block.

Smartripper just sits their initiative, hanging my system (W2K) untill I hold my power button several seconds.

I haven't met any program that is as annoying as Smartripper.
I only use it when I feel good and a rampage won't ruin my day ;-)

DBDdecryptoer is more simple, does makes more sense to me

am I doing something wrong, becuse some DVD's I just can't copy to my HDD ?

cheerio, Tim

LIGHTNING UK! · 15th January 2002, 08:57

SmartRipper parses the IFO files meaning you can choose certain chapters, angles etc within the movie.
Which DVDs are you having trouble with?
Do you mean you physically cannot get them onto your hdd, or just that when you do, they are all screwed up?

eyoak · 22nd January 2002, 20:41

Hi,

Thanks for the reply.
Some newer DVD's I can't copy physically to my HD,
with the error I gave.

This means my DVD-reader is a bad one I guess.

Tim

LIGHTNING UK! · 22nd January 2002, 20:53

It could either be a bad drive, or bad disc. I take it you have tried clicking Retry and Ignore a few times. The odd bad sector here and there shouldnt make any difference...after all, there are hundreds of thousands of them!

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eyoak Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: belgium Posts: 4	dvd decrypter Hi, What does Smartripper do so well ? besides writing an lst file which takes me 20 seconds to do so. It bugs on most DVD's for me. DVDdecrypter only gives an error on the fly that I can't read the targeted block. Smartripper just sits their initiative, hanging my system (W2K) untill I hold my power button several seconds. I haven't met any program that is as annoying as Smartripper. I only use it when I feel good and a rampage won't ruin my day ;-) DBDdecryptoer is more simple, does makes more sense to me am I doing something wrong, becuse some DVD's I just can't copy to my HDD ? cheerio, Tim

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LIGHTNING UK! Author of ImgBurn Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 1,973	SmartRipper parses the IFO files meaning you can choose certain chapters, angles etc within the movie. Which DVDs are you having trouble with? Do you mean you physically cannot get them onto your hdd, or just that when you do, they are all screwed up? __________________ The Official ImgBurn Website

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LIGHTNING UK! Author of ImgBurn Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 1,973	It could either be a bad drive, or bad disc. I take it you have tried clicking Retry and Ignore a few times. The odd bad sector here and there shouldnt make any difference...after all, there are hundreds of thousands of them! __________________ The Official ImgBurn Website

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22nd January 2002, 20:41	#3 \| Link
eyoak Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: belgium Posts: 4	Hi, Thanks for the reply. Some newer DVD's I can't copy physically to my HD, with the error I gave. This means my DVD-reader is a bad one I guess. Tim