DVD decrypter problems

[pav]

I have a copy of mindhunters i would like to back up onto hard drive. I will usually then convert to Xvid/DivX using auto gordian knot. I have tried dropping to hard drive but it won't process. I have an up to date version of Decrypter. :confused: Is there extra security on these discs that won't allow you to back up or am I just unfortunate. The disc is bronze in colour and I've had this problem before. Any answers?????
Cheers PAV.

[writersblock29]

@Pav

This thread will probably be moved to the "decrypting" section, but in the meantime;
When you say it won't process, what's it doing? Are there any error messages springing up on you? -- and if so, what do they say? What region of disk is it, and what other disk(s) did you have similiar problems on?

[bigotti5]

The disc is bronze in colour

ARccOS Copy protection by Sony

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=100040&highlight=ARccOS

[setarip_old]

@bigotti5

Hi!
ARccOS Copy protection by Sony
That may or may NOT be the case with "MindHunters", depending upon the Region.

The Region 1 DVD, which is NOT published by SONY, does not have ARccOS copy protection, while the Region2 version (and one or two others, if I remember correctly), published by SONY, DOES have ARccOS copy protection ;>}

[pav]

The disc - Mindhunters is region2 and produced by Sony. I've read the thread suggested on the bad sector issue. Thanks. Will let you know how i get on, if I get on. :D

[setarip_old]

The following is a PSL2 file from another forum (to be used in conjunction with DVD Decrypter v.3.5.4) for "Mindhunters" Regions 2,4, and 5:

PSL2
0:0xB3E66EA8,4169919,- Zone 2 4 5

1:935741,952288
1:4169630,4169909

6:1,1,3,2,1
6:1,1,3,3,1
6:1,1,3,4,0

6:1,1,4,2,1
6:1,1,4,3,1
6:1,1,4,4,0

6:1,1,5,2,1
6:1,1,5,3,1
6:1,1,5,4,0

6:1,1,6,2,1
6:1,1,6,3,1
6:1,1,6,4,0

6:1,1,7,2,1
6:1,1,7,3,1
6:1,1,7,4,0

6:1,1,8,2,1
6:1,1,8,3,1
6:1,1,8,4,0

6:1,1,9,2,1
6:1,1,9,3,1
6:1,1,9,4,0

6:1,1,10,2,1
6:1,1,10,3,1
6:1,1,10,4,0

6:1,1,11,2,1
6:1,1,11,3,1
6:1,1,11,4,0

6:1,1,12,2,1
6:1,1,12,3,1
6:1,1,12,4,0

6:1,1,13,2,1
6:1,1,13,3,1
6:1,1,13,4,0

6:1,1,14,2,1
6:1,1,14,3,1
6:1,1,14,4,0

6:1,1,15,2,1
6:1,1,15,3,1
6:1,1,15,4,0

6:1,1,16,2,1
6:1,1,16,3,1
6:1,1,16,4,0

6:1,1,17,2,1
6:1,1,17,3,1
6:1,1,17,4,0

6:1,1,18,2,1
6:1,1,18,3,1
6:1,1,18,4,0

6:1,1,19,2,1
6:1,1,19,3,1
6:1,1,19,4,0

6:1,1,20,2,1
6:1,1,20,3,1
6:1,1,20,4,0

6:1,1,21,2,1
6:1,1,21,3,1
6:1,1,21,4,0

6:1,1,22,2,1
6:1,1,22,3,1
6:1,1,22,4,0

6:1,1,23,2,1
6:1,1,23,3,1
6:1,1,23,4,0

[writersblock29]

@Pav

Or, if you'd rather simply use another "one click" decrypter that's regularly updated and free:

http://www.dvdidle.net/download/DVDFabDecrypter29.exe

It should handle what you're trying to back up. It's kind of like DVD Decrypter (I think we're all still hurting over that fine program's development shut-down), except that your only choice is to rip the entire disk to your hard drive... but that's the recommended method, anyway.

[leopardone]

thx for the new version of dvdfabdec :)
DVDFab Decrypter 2.9.6.2 is now working :D