DVDFab Express Decrypter and AutoGK

[CCoug83]

Can these programs work together? Now that DVD Decrypter is gone and no longer, I am having trouble with the newer movies such as Stealth, Madagascar, and Bewitched. The PGC edit solution is lengthy and I would prefer an easier solution. This new DVD Fab Decrypter seems to be the answer to my prayers, but I've only encountered people using it with DVD shrink and other similar programs and not AutoGK. Does DVD Fab Decrypter work in IFO mode? Or can I make AutoGK work on a DVD ripped in file mode? Any answers would be greatly appreciated.

[wheely]

If it doesn't work. Why don't you download shrink? You have nothing to loose either way their both freeware.My last dvdfab didn't work for Stealth. The new version does though.

[CCoug83]

DVD shrink doesn't do DIVX or XVID conversions. I have a tvix hard drive player and it can fit massive amounts of movies if I can convert them down to 700MB's or so each. It's absolutely wonderful to have my entire movie collection compressed onto one portable source. In order to convert them I need to use either AutoGK or GK (preferrably AutoGK, because it's easier). I'm pretty sure that in order for these programs to work the files must be ripped off the DVD in IFO mode, which I'm not sure if DVD Fab Decrypter can do? I really really really want this to work! Somebody PLEASE HELP ME.

Absolutely any way possible to decrypt these new movies like Stealth, Madagascar, and Bewitched so that I can convert to DIVX and XVID in AutoGK would be greatly appreciated!

[wheely]

Sorry I can't help you. Sounds like a very cool way of storing movies on the go.

[setarip_old]

Does DVD Fab Decrypter work in IFO mode?

No. Reading about DVDFab Decrypter, it does one thing and one thing only - full DVD rips in the equivalent of DVD DEcrypter's "File mode"...

[CWR03]

In some cases you can use the file mode rips with AutoGK, but it depends on how it rips. Shrek, for example, has multiple title credits in several languages which will rip together in file mode, and the end file will play them all at once, switching between them every few seconds. If there are no multiple angles such as that, file mode-type rips will work with AutoGK. You can go so far as to edit out the extra angles yourself.