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buckster67
9th August 2006, 00:18
W 18:14:15 Sector 74197 - Pack Header Not Found (0x 00000000)
W 18:14:15 Sector 74198 - Pack Header Not Found (0x00000000)
W 18:14:15 Sector 74199 - Pack Header Not Found (0x00000000)
W 18:14:15 Sector 74200 - Pack Header Not Found (0x00000000)
W 18:14:15 Sector 74201 - Pack Header Not Found (0x00000000)
W 18:14:15 Sector 74202 - Pack Header Not Found (0x00000000)
W 18:14:15 Sector 74203 - Pack Header Not Found (0x00000000)
W 18:14:15 Sector 74204 - Pack Header Not Found (0x00000000)
W 18:14:15 Sector 74205 - Pack Header Not Found (0x00000000)
W 18:14:15 Sector 74206 - Pack Header Not Found (0x00000000)
W 18:14:24 Sector 74207 - Pack Header Not Found (0x00000000)
E 18:14:39 Failed to read Sector 74208 - ID CRC or ECC Error
E 18:14:40 Failed to decrypt VTS_01_1.VOB!
I 18:14:41 Decrypting VTS_01_2.VOB... (LBA: 597822 - 1122108) - KEY: CA 36 1B 5C 5F

setarip_old
9th August 2006, 00:23
Hi!

It means you were trying to use DVD Decrypter (by itself) to rip "Inside Man".

Use the "RipIt4Me" package instead. You can download this freeware package at:

www.ripit4me.org

buckster67
9th August 2006, 00:37
ty but i was using PSL2 i just couldnt figure out how to delete the blank sectors but with your help i did get a pretty good tool n it seemed to be working but now if i can only put all this into my plugin it would all rock lol n ty again

setarip_old
9th August 2006, 01:20
By using the "RipIt4Me" package of RipIt4Me/DVD Decrypter/FixVTS?DVDShrink, you no longer have to use the plugin (or PGCEdit at all) - The package generates and automatically uses the required PSL2 files, as well as properly and thoroughly "cleans up" the ripped files...

blutach
9th August 2006, 01:41
To add to setarip's advice. A pack header not found means that DVD Decrypter when trying to read a sector can't find the identifier that tells it that it is reading a DVD sector (0x01ba). This is intentionally put on ARccOS disks.

Regards

chipzoller
15th August 2006, 17:09
AnyDVD (while commercial software) removes the protection automatically in the background, too, and the software comes with a trial period.