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blutach
28th June 2006, 17:11
I was just thumbing around the Digital Digest site (http://www.digital-digest.com/) and saw this new ripping prog which was posted yesterday.

Tiny little app called RipIt4Me, it seems a gem. Makes PSLs and calls DVD Decrypter and then FixVTS.

Get it here (http://www.digital-digest.com/software/RipIt4Me.html) and give it a try.

Just thought I'd let members know.

Regards

setarip_old
28th June 2006, 17:27
@blutach
Sounds remarkably simple.

Have you tried it yet?

"Author - Unknown" seems a bit curious. Has it been checked by the folks at Digital Digest to make sure it's not potentially harmful?

ojdidit
28th June 2006, 18:09
Forgive me, but I seem to be missing the advantage of using this. It uses the same progs I already use. Why do I need the middleman?

Adub
28th June 2006, 19:08
For simplicity's sake. It is kind of like the PGCedit arccoss plugin wizard.

BigDid
28th June 2006, 22:53
Link to the tutorial, really Noob friendly: http://www.riphelp.com/RipIt4Me/guide.htm#start

Did

blutach
29th June 2006, 00:23
@blutach
Sounds remarkably simple.

Have you tried it yet?

"Author - Unknown" seems a bit curious. Has it been checked by the folks at Digital Digest to make sure it's not potentially harmful? Doesn't seem to be harmful. The IFOs it produces look as clean as a whistle.

http://forum.digital-digest.com/showthread.php?postid=420684#post420684

It seems to be a bit of an automation of the plugin without the need for PgcEdit (http://www.videohelp.com/~r0lZ/pgcedit/index.html). Decrypt with DVD Decrypter, make a PSL, run FixVTS (www.videohelp.com/~FixVTS).

Should be good for newbies who find PgcEdit (http://www.videohelp.com/~r0lZ/pgcedit/index.html) a bit daunting.

Regards

linx05
29th June 2006, 00:44
Wow that's really cool. I want to have a try at it now! The thing is, I don't think I have any Arccoss protected DVDs.

EDIT: My only gripe with it at the moment is you can't move the scroll bar up or down when in wizard mode.

WarDog
29th June 2006, 04:15
I will half to try this new program and see if it is any good because I have heard thru the grapevine that the plugin is not being updated any longer because TMM has dropped the project. Hopefully someone else can confirm this rumor!

Well I am off to download this new progy and give it a good test.

WarDog
29th June 2006, 05:59
I just did Ultraviolet with this program and it worked great and so did psl2. Always good to have a another program that will work.:D

cynthia_old
29th June 2006, 14:43
I will half to try this new program and see if it is any good because I have heard thru the grapevine that the plugin is not being updated any longer because TMM has dropped the project.Only four new versions of the plugin the latest month from TMM...

WarDog
29th June 2006, 14:48
Only four new versions of the plugin the latest month from TMM...
Thank you for letting me know that. I will look for the latest release.

I think this is cool there is now 2 programs that are free that can help me backup my dvd's. :D

bill7621
29th June 2006, 23:29
This is a really nice little app. It has a "one click" mode and from that point on it's all auto. All the up to and including analyzing in shrink. Real nice, you can go do dishes or something while it does it's thing. My hats off to the unknown author, whoever you are!

dialysis1
30th June 2006, 17:18
I just did Ultraviolet and I must say that the ifo's are beautiful. Even PgcEdit had no complaints. It's fun playing with new toys!
Once you have a beautiful backup, all that's left is a beautiful burn(which is another topic).

setarip_old
30th June 2006, 17:49
What's most impressive to me is that, after all this time, DVD Decrypter v.3.5.4 (released 15 months ago) continues to be the linchpin of freeware DVD ripping solutions, despite the many iterations of "ARccOS" and the introduction of "RipGuard" introduced after DVD Decrypter updating ceased...

I'm glad to see that things seem to be getting closer to what I suggested (at another forum) back on July 18,2005: 1) DVD Decrypter v.3.54 has the ability to identify all bad sectors

2) DVD Decrypter v.3.54 has the ability to generate a log - that includes all bad sector identification

Surely there's a qualified programmer (perhaps "Chetwood" or other) who's a member of these forums, who can create a small tool to automate the creation and importing back into DVD Decrypter of the PSL file - to make this activity transparent to the user and eliminate the need for independent creation of PSL files and/or seeking out already-existing PSL files.

Doing so would maintain DVD Decrypter as a current program regarding its ability to deal with new versions of "ARccOS" copy protection schemes.

dialysis1
30th June 2006, 18:08
What irritates me is that DVDD had an order to Cease And Disist while these other decrypters are still out there.

setarip_old
30th June 2006, 18:25
What irritates me is that DVDD had an order to Cease And Disist while these other decrypters are still out there.It seems to be a matter of location (China, Antigua, etc. versus Europe, North America, etc.)

The significant point is that, despite this, DVD Decrypter continues to be relevant in freeware solutions...

dialysis1
30th June 2006, 23:42
Well I just finished Annapolis. Everything looks great.

nwg
30th June 2006, 23:55
Version 1.1.0.0 is out. The auto updater should find it and download it. Then just overwrite the old version.

I have done these DVD's with perfect results.

The Fog 2005 R2
Kung Fu Hustle R2
Stealth R2
The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe R2
Mindhunters R2
Memoirs of a Geisha R2
MirrorMask R2

setarip_old
1st July 2006, 00:55
@nwg

Hi!Version 1.1.0.0 is out.Do you know what necessitated an update so soon after the initial release?

nwg
1st July 2006, 01:06
@nwg

Hi!Do you know what necessitated an update so soon after the initial release?

Hi

There was supposed to be a random bug which made the program not remember the location of DVD Decrypeter.exe when it loaded. I never experienced it and only know of one person who has.

setarip_old
1st July 2006, 01:12
Thanks for the info ;>}

Curious to know where you found that information, as I couldn't locate it at the software's site

ron spencer
1st July 2006, 01:36
where has this come from...and by who?

setarip_old
1st July 2006, 01:52
Although it seems to be a big secret, from what I've seen of the neat, efficient-yet-thorough coding, I believe this program has a very familiar British touch to it ;>}

blutach
1st July 2006, 02:00
That bug was reported by a poster at Digital Digest in the thread about this prog.

@setarip_old - I'm speculating as much as you, but if you are implying that LUK! has anything to do with this program, then he would have lost his very considerable brains.

Regards

unskinnyboy
1st July 2006, 02:07
You can discount LUK! from this. The autoupdater component of RipIt4Me is connecting to an Israeli ISP, Bezeqint.net.

[6/30/2006 9:03:25 PM]
Direction: outgoing
Local Point: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx, port xxxx
Adapter: NETGEAR 108 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter WG311T - Packet Scheduler Miniport
Remote Point: bzq-219-197-12.pop.bezeqint.net [62.219.197.12], port http [80]
Protocol: TCP

BEZEQ-INTERNATIONAL-LTD
40 Hashacham Street,
49170
Petach-Tikva
Israel

setarip_old
1st July 2006, 02:08
if you are implying that LUK! has anything to do with this program...No need to jump to conclusions. I believe that Great Britain is the home to several programmers in addition to "LIGHTNING UK!".

Perhaps a "Miss Marple" could provide the mysterious author's identity;>}

blutach
1st July 2006, 02:24
In any event, I agree with setarip_old - the whole prog looks terrific and more importantly, seems to work brilliantly, "right out of the box", which is a real credit to its author. Seems he/she is quick on the updates, too.

Regards

setarip_old
1st July 2006, 02:49
Time will tell regarding the continuing effectiveness of this new program. the telling factor will be how promptly the next iteration of "ARccOS" is dealt with - or if a new iteration of "RipGuard" should ever be made...

blutach
1st July 2006, 03:14
Here is the list of changes for the first update

Regards
Added code that detects cells that have been erroneously removed. The code warns the user if there's a chance that the cell was removed because the DVD was scratched.
Fixed a bug in the code that checks for Decrypter on startup.

setarip_old
1st July 2006, 04:02
As i posted in response to "nwg" earlier in this thread, I'm curious to know where you found that information, as I couldn't locate it at the software's site...

blutach
1st July 2006, 05:36
It was in the thread a digital digest

Regards

setarip_old
1st July 2006, 05:59
If you're referring to this post:
http://forum.digital-digest.com/showpost.php?postid=421603#post421603
I'd ask you, is there something more official (than the post of a member of that forum) as a source, for both this and future updates?

As "nwg" asked in that thread,Where did you find this info as I haven't seen it on any of the webpages.

Although I can possibly understand the author's desire for anonymity, I can't think of any reason for not posting information about version changes at the program website, can you?

WarDog
1st July 2006, 06:33
I could care less if the Pope wrote this program as long as he keeps updating it to work on any new copy protections.
I just don't understand what difference it makes who wrote it or where info comes from as long as we get it in a timely manner. I just hope this author doesn't decide to stop updating, crap we need all the free rippers (that work) we can get. :D

setarip_old
1st July 2006, 06:41
@WarDog

As I said, I can understand why the author might want to be anonymous.

I would just like to believe that there will be an official source for explanations of future updates at the new www.ripit4me.org website, rather than relying on an unsubstantiated posting by a member of a(nother) forum...

WarDog
1st July 2006, 06:55
@setarip_old

Well I will agree with you on that 100%. Hopefully this author will add a version link in the program that will keep us abreast of what has taken place in the newest version releases, but as we all know Sony and MV will soon have there hands on it to work there counter attacks. Maybe it's a good idea not to post what you have done in each release and make things harder for the big boys (just a thought). :D

blutach
1st July 2006, 07:08
Well setarip_old, I also have seen it in the guide, which I have just viewed.

Regards

WarDog
1st July 2006, 07:21
Thanks blu, I just got around to reading the guide myself after you pointed that out.

"What is new in the latest version?

Added code that detects cells that have been erroneously removed. The code warns the user if there's a chance that the cell was removed because the DVD was scratched.
Fixed a bug in the code that checks for Decrypter on startup."

setarip_old
1st July 2006, 07:27
Well setarip_old, I also have seen it in the guide, which I have just viewed.Excellent! That guide has been updated in the past 1/2 hour or so - and that's exactly what one would hope to see. Perhaps the author or documentarian read my post ;>}

blutach
1st July 2006, 07:28
Well, he/she read someone's post, or just got around to it.

I guess these folks like programming and not guides. :)

Regards

setarip_old
1st July 2006, 07:36
I guess these folks like programming and not guides.And conversely...;>}

nwg
1st July 2006, 12:49
If you're referring to this post:
http://forum.digital-digest.com/showpost.php?postid=421603#post421603
I'd ask you, is there something more official (than the post of a member of that forum) as a source, for both this and future updates?

As "nwg" asked in that thread,




You are correct. I was reading that thread on DD. I was curious where the changelog for the new version came from as the download site still has 1.0.0.0 details unrecently. I thought I has missed it on a page somewhere.

Still a great program. I have had no problems with it. It doesn't matter who the person is. It looks like it is being kept up to date which is the only thing people wants.

ron spencer
1st July 2006, 14:10
well....it oculd be written by anyone, even "those in the UK", and hosted in Isreal.

In any case, the speculation is fun....but the program is "funner"

Fluffbutt
1st July 2006, 14:11
I'd suggets an addition, if the author were anywhere to be found..

call MenuShrink before DvdShrink, that way you can remove 200 - 2000 Mb of crapola from the animated menus.

headphonesman
1st July 2006, 14:23
Nice no nonsense program, thought PGC edit was good, but this seems to be on the ball, but I cannot seem to download version 1.1.....it keeps downloading version 1.0....Anyone else having this problem....or can someone link me to an alternative site where I can get 1.1. ?

dirio49
1st July 2006, 14:30
use check for update in the help menu.:D
http://www.digital-digest.com/software/download.php?sid=1212&ssid=0&did=1

nwg
1st July 2006, 14:36
Nice no nonsense program, thought PGC edit was good, but this seems to be on the ball, but I cannot seem to download version 1.1.....it keeps downloading version 1.0....Anyone else having this problem....or can someone link me to an alternative site where I can get 1.1. ?

Just use the auto updater. If you download from the webpage, clear your browser cache/cookies first.

headphonesman
1st July 2006, 14:38
Nope ...thanks for the suggestion and link tried that....downloaded a zip file ok but it came up with 1.0.0.0....any body else have an idea ?.....pleeese ?

headphonesman
1st July 2006, 14:55
thanks for quick response fellas, still no joy.....have cleared cookies and temp internet files in disc cleanup....still downloads version 1.0.....I have had exactly same problem before with updates of DVDFabdecryp from Fengtao...give it a couple of days and it then works....something to do with servers ?..........I will try again in a couple of days.

dirio49
1st July 2006, 15:59
i would say try it in a different browser.
because it is there. when i gave you the link i tested it and it worked.

blutach
1st July 2006, 16:47
@headphonesman

Please read rule 12 and do not bump your posts - 17 minutes is hardly time for you to give reminders that we need to service your needs.

v1.1 is a tiny bugfix made for DVD Decrypter users that installed into the wrong directory. If you don't get DVD Decrypter not found messages, don't sweat it.

But, I DL'ed 1.1 easily about 16 hours ago.

Regards