DVD Decrypter & "Don't Say a Word"

diogo6 · 22nd March 2002, 07:38

I've succesfully ripped at least 25 dvds, but for some reason, I just can't rip "Don't say a word". For some reason, the third .vob can't be ripped (and I've tried DVDDecrypter and SmartRipper already). If someone can't tell me why this is happening, please tell me.
Just in case, Lightning UK is reading this, here's the error mesage I got when using DVD Decrypter 3.0:

At 500,22kb, or 47% of the vts_03_3.vob I get the following message:

___________________________________________________
ASPI Command Error!

Device: [1:1:0] MATSHITA DVD-RAM LF-D310

ASPI SRB Status: 0x04
Interpretation: SRB Completed with error

Host Adapter Status: 0x00
Interpretation: Host Adapter did not detect an error

Target Status: 0x02
Interpretation: Check Condition

CDB: A8 00 00 1F 8F C0 00 00 00 01 00 00
Interpretation: Read (12) - Sector: 2068416

Sense Area: F0 00 03 00 1F 8F C0 0A 00 13 00 00 10 00
Interpretation: Unknown
___________________________________________________

thanks in advance, for any help...

windtrader · 22nd March 2002, 08:08

I made a backup of this disc (R1) with no problem. I have received similar errors and they all have been related to disc read errors. After a good clean and polish, the discs usually read fine; once in a while the disc just won't read cleanly. These are not decrypter sw problems.

LIGHTNING UK! · 22nd March 2002, 09:50

Hmmm....thats only the second time EVER I seen an aspi failure whereby the sense area was 'unknown' - anyway, fear not....I've added the Error Interpretation into the code now so it wont happen again (well, not for that error anyway!).

It actually means: 'ID CRC or ECC Error' - So as windtrader said, its some form of read error. A scratched disc perhaps?
Try clicking on the retry button a few times...failing that, just click 'ignore'

windtrader · 22nd March 2002, 19:37

Lightening,

Just to clariy what I said: "I have received similar errors... "

I meant that I got the same ASPI Command error Device.... formatted error. I did not dive into the details of the error message to understand what it was specifically telling me. And this has happened very rarely to me too. I usually get a program message about read errors and I click retry a few times but on a bad patch of disc, I'll clean it and see if it can pass it. Sometimes the disc is just screwed because of obvious scratches but sometimes I can not see any physical problem. I also really like the way dvddecrypter handles the read error and will skip over that single vob and keep going. Then I just have to get that one vob processed, not the whole disc.

Tip on cleaning discs: If the disc has more than surface dirt, I use toothpaste as a fine polish to remove fine scratches. Works great!

diogo6 · 22nd March 2002, 23:06

i'll try cleaning it right now, and then I'll try it again, but thanks anyways to both of you guys.

diogo6 · 22nd March 2002, 23:26

OK, it worked perfectly. I love/hate how whenever you got a problem, it's always the easiest and simplest thing in the world. Well, once again, thanks a lot for the "tip".

22nd March 2002, 07:38	#1 \| Link
diogo6 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 138	DVD Decrypter & "Don't Say a Word" I've succesfully ripped at least 25 dvds, but for some reason, I just can't rip "Don't say a word". For some reason, the third .vob can't be ripped (and I've tried DVDDecrypter and SmartRipper already). If someone can't tell me why this is happening, please tell me. Just in case, Lightning UK is reading this, here's the error mesage I got when using DVD Decrypter 3.0: At 500,22kb, or 47% of the vts_03_3.vob I get the following message: ___________________________________________________ ASPI Command Error! Device: [1:1:0] MATSHITA DVD-RAM LF-D310 ASPI SRB Status: 0x04 Interpretation: SRB Completed with error Host Adapter Status: 0x00 Interpretation: Host Adapter did not detect an error Target Status: 0x02 Interpretation: Check Condition CDB: A8 00 00 1F 8F C0 00 00 00 01 00 00 Interpretation: Read (12) - Sector: 2068416 Sense Area: F0 00 03 00 1F 8F C0 0A 00 13 00 00 10 00 Interpretation: Unknown ___________________________________________________ thanks in advance, for any help...

22nd March 2002, 09:50	#3 \| Link
LIGHTNING UK! Author of ImgBurn Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 1,973	Hmmm....thats only the second time EVER I seen an aspi failure whereby the sense area was 'unknown' - anyway, fear not....I've added the Error Interpretation into the code now so it wont happen again (well, not for that error anyway!). It actually means: 'ID CRC or ECC Error' - So as windtrader said, its some form of read error. A scratched disc perhaps? Try clicking on the retry button a few times...failing that, just click 'ignore' __________________ The Official ImgBurn Website

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22nd March 2002, 08:08	#2 \| Link
windtrader Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Region 1, SF Bay Area Posts: 460	I made a backup of this disc (R1) with no problem. I have received similar errors and they all have been related to disc read errors. After a good clean and polish, the discs usually read fine; once in a while the disc just won't read cleanly. These are not decrypter sw problems.

22nd March 2002, 19:37	#4 \| Link
windtrader Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Region 1, SF Bay Area Posts: 460	Lightening, Just to clariy what I said: "I have received similar errors... " I meant that I got the same ASPI Command error Device.... formatted error. I did not dive into the details of the error message to understand what it was specifically telling me. And this has happened very rarely to me too. I usually get a program message about read errors and I click retry a few times but on a bad patch of disc, I'll clean it and see if it can pass it. Sometimes the disc is just screwed because of obvious scratches but sometimes I can not see any physical problem. I also really like the way dvddecrypter handles the read error and will skip over that single vob and keep going. Then I just have to get that one vob processed, not the whole disc. Tip on cleaning discs: If the disc has more than surface dirt, I use toothpaste as a fine polish to remove fine scratches. Works great!

22nd March 2002, 23:06	#5 \| Link
diogo6 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 138	i'll try cleaning it right now, and then I'll try it again, but thanks anyways to both of you guys.

22nd March 2002, 23:26	#6 \| Link
diogo6 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 138	OK, it worked perfectly. I love/hate how whenever you got a problem, it's always the easiest and simplest thing in the world. Well, once again, thanks a lot for the "tip".