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shug33
29th December 2005, 01:04
I tried to rip the movie Bewitched using DVDDecrypter 3.5.4.0 from my Sony DRU-710A DVD+/-RW drive. DVDD failed, and my drive is now seen as a series of nonsense symbols: Ø|¿n“Gö q"ÆO“mKsø˜â-ë> . Nero Infotool doesn't see the drive at all, and Sony Drivecheck cannot write to the drive. Until this attempted rip, the drive worked fine. I can still rip other DVD's, or play them, but the drive seems otherwise useless. Attempting to flash the Firmware produces a notice that "no DRU-710A drive is detected", and gives me a drive with the nonsense symbols.

Can anyone help me with this? :scared:

Thanks

setarip_old
29th December 2005, 03:25
Hi!

Have you tried:

1) Shutting down your system and doing a cold reboot?

or

2) Reinstalling the drive by going to the Control Panel and selecting "Add new hardware"?

shug33
29th December 2005, 16:14
Thanks - the cold reboot did it. I feel a bit stupid not to have tried that. This is a sonypictures dvd. I found "How to backup ARccOS™ protected DVDs with DVD Decrypter" by Cynthia on Digital Video Forums. Do you think this may be the ARccOS protection? I lost the DVDD log file when I aborted the read after about 11 retries.

SamuriHL
29th December 2005, 16:43
It is indeed ArCCOS protected if it's region 1. Follow Cynthia's guide if you want to go that route and you should be fine. The PGCEdit plugin will also work.

setarip_old
29th December 2005, 17:13
Thanks - the cold reboot did it.Glad to hear it worked - My pleasure ;>}

lckeys
29th December 2005, 23:05
Go to http://forum.digital-digest.com/showthread.php?t=56592 to pick up the PSL for this movie (if it's region 1).

CruNcher
29th December 2005, 23:29
I tried to rip the movie Bewitched using DVDDecrypter 3.5.4.0 from my Sony DRU-710A DVD+/-RW drive. DVDD failed, and my drive is now seen as a series of nonsense symbols: Ø|¿n“Gö q"ÆO“mKsø˜â-ë> . Nero Infotool doesn't see the drive at all, and Sony Drivecheck cannot write to the drive. Until this attempted rip, the drive worked fine. I can still rip other DVD's, or play them, but the drive seems otherwise useless. Attempting to flash the Firmware produces a notice that "no DRU-710A drive is detected", and gives me a drive with the nonsense symbols.


Lol don't you others think that sounds somehow funny btw can you reproduce it ? does a firmware update fixes this problem maybe ?
To me that sounds like as Sony would say "Hey be carefull ripping our Movies on our Drives" :P