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hous
22nd December 2007, 21:11
I used DVD Fab HD Decrypter to decrypt with no problems. It loaded into Shrink and I began the backup process. There was a lot of compression for the entire disc so I used the adaptive error compensation set at "maximum smoothness."
Once it began encoding in DVD Shrink it achieved about 40% and then failed. Error message that "there is not enough memory to perform this action." The destination drive has approx. 190 GB free so that cannot be the problem. The ISO that was created only showed a 256MB size which seemed odd since it completed about 40% of the encoding process. You would think it would be around 2 GB or so.
I then processed with FixVTS and tried again and there was no effect. I'm still trying some other possible fixes, but I'm really at a loss right now.

Any suggestions???

setarip_old
23rd December 2007, 01:52
Hi!

Are you referring to "Ken Burns' The War" or something else?

hous
23rd December 2007, 20:43
no, this is the Peter Berg film that was just released starring Jamie Foxx and Jennifer Garner.

hous
24th December 2007, 00:09
Oh, wait. lol! Geez, i need to get more sleep. It's the new action film by Philip G. Atwell starring Jet Li and Jason Statham. The other one was The Kingdom. I didn't have any problems with that one. LOL!

setarip_old
24th December 2007, 03:37
(R1 - Includes Colorado) DVD Release Date: January 1, 2008.
Until it is officially released, one could only speculate what is causing your problem...

hous
24th December 2007, 04:01
I was able to get ahold of it through some connections, but I can wait until the official release date to hopefully find out what the issue could be. Thanks for the replies setarip

pacohaas
24th December 2007, 04:43
Lately setarip is being the release date police. Don't worry though, even though people can't compare with your particular DVD yet, it's possible that someone has had the "not enough memory" problem on other dvd's? Out of curiosity, how much memory do you have on that computer?

hous
1st January 2008, 21:31
I've got a gig of ram and over 100 GB of free space on my hard drive. So I know that memory on my hard drive or ram can't really be the issue.

setarip_old
2nd January 2008, 01:23
@hous

RipIt4Me (I use v.1.6.4) made a perfect backup of the R1 version of "War"...

hous
2nd January 2008, 01:41
-Setarip-

Yeah, i was just attempting to rip "Shoot 'Em Up" using DVDFab and it caused it to fail. As soon as the program was closed and re-opened, it alerted me that there was a newer version available. I updated and was able to complete a rip and successfully load it into DVDShrink, but I haven't yet attempted the backup process yet. I'm sure there won't be any problems though.

Just as you confirmed, I was able to complete a clean rip of "War" using RipIt4Me and completed a successful backup using DVDShrink without any problems.

I haven't attempted a re-rip of "War" using the latest version of DVDFab, but I suspect it shouldn't have any problems.

Thanks for the input brah!

setarip_old
2nd January 2008, 01:46
Just as you confirmed, was able to complete a clean rip of "War" using RipIt4Me and completed a successful backup using DVDShrink without any problems.Glad to hear it worked for you ;>}

(There's a separate thread regarding "Shoot 'Em Up")

hous
2nd January 2008, 05:32
I noticed the thread about "Shoot 'Em Up," but regretfully it's been closed due to violation of rules I'd venture to guess.

Never-the-less, it worked fine using DVDFab (latest version) and Shrink without any hiccups.

Thanks again setarip!!

setarip_old
2nd January 2008, 06:05
Watch out for strangers eating carrots ;>}

hous
2nd January 2008, 06:24
hehe
Thanks Morpheus I will.