How can I rip DVD that doesn't recognized by windows

OSPrivate · 22nd June 2006, 07:43

I have a DVD that works fine on my old Hyunday HU2020 DVD player.
The move is very basic, no menus and stuff.

BUT, the DVD is not recognized by windows.
No program in my windows can recognize this DVD.
(Nero can tell that there is one session and the disk is closed, but that’s it).
Apparently it is a different file system or something.

My question is how can I rip this movie?

Thanks in advance
OSprivate

CWR03 · 22nd June 2006, 08:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by OSPrivate

I have a DVD that works fine on my old Hyunday HU2020 DVD player.

What is the format of this DVD (i. e. burned by yourself or someone, commercial pressed disk, etc.)?

Do other DVDs play on your PC?

Abond · 22nd June 2006, 12:25

ISOBuster

Episodio1 · 22nd June 2006, 23:20

I guess it is a DVD-Camera recording. Maybe DVDRAM?

setarip_old · 22nd June 2006, 23:28

If it's DVDRam, you likely need either a DVD_ROM or DVD burner that's capable of reading that format...

blutach · 23rd June 2006, 08:03

And a DVDRAM driver to go with it.

Many newer drives support DVDRAM, notably LG. It is a very convenient format for data storage (but useless for DVD_Video).

Regards

OSPrivate · 23rd June 2006, 14:01

Thank you all for your replies.

The DVD is home made DVD. It was burn on regular 8x DVD+R 4.7GB/120Min

My DVD burner is LG GSA-4167B (all DVD Formats DVD+-R/RW DVD-RAM)

I just found out that this DVD is readable by windows (I tested it on a different computer), so I guess it is not a special format that is not readable by windows, but a fluke that didn't work on my DVD reader.

Again, thank you all

OSprivate

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OSPrivate Registered User Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 19	How can I rip DVD that doesn't recognized by windows I have a DVD that works fine on my old Hyunday HU2020 DVD player. The move is very basic, no menus and stuff. BUT, the DVD is not recognized by windows. No program in my windows can recognize this DVD. (Nero can tell that there is one session and the disk is closed, but that’s it). Apparently it is a different file system or something. My question is how can I rip this movie? Thanks in advance OSprivate

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blutach Country Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: is everything! Posts: 6,422	And a DVDRAM driver to go with it. Many newer drives support DVDRAM, notably LG. It is a very convenient format for data storage (but useless for DVD_Video). Regards __________________ Les Only use genuine Verbatim or Taiyo Yuden media.

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OSPrivate Registered User Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 19	It is a regular 8x DVD+R 4.7GB (SilverLine) Thank you all for your replies. The DVD is home made DVD. It was burn on regular 8x DVD+R 4.7GB/120Min My DVD burner is LG GSA-4167B (all DVD Formats DVD+-R/RW DVD-RAM) I just found out that this DVD is readable by windows (I tested it on a different computer), so I guess it is not a special format that is not readable by windows, but a fluke that didn't work on my DVD reader. Again, thank you all OSprivate

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Episodio1 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Spain Posts: 157	I guess it is a DVD-Camera recording. Maybe DVDRAM?

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setarip_old Registered User Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 13,255	If it's DVDRam, you likely need either a DVD_ROM or DVD burner that's capable of reading that format...