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aecdesign
26th December 2008, 22:59
I'm having a problem backing up Hancock, Non HD or Blueray. What is the suggexted decrypting software for this, I fell that mine are outdated for this version of Sony DVD?
linyx
26th December 2008, 23:48
DVDFab (freeware) or AnyDVD (payware).
setarip_old
27th December 2008, 01:53
@aecdesign
Another payware program that will properly process the "Hancock" DVD is DVD95Copy...
aecdesign
27th December 2008, 03:31
Tried using DVDFab bubt it told me that it was a double layer, so I put in a double layer disk to burn to and it failed after I copied it. The DVDFab was a trial version and it ripped it ok but the burner was part of the full version. Now you could use the trial of the full version, which I did when I got the error. If I try to burn it with another burner, it come up with I/O errors, so what should I do? What about an other burner? At one time, years back, there was software out that could copy and burn Sony production disks, I can't remember what it was. Any help?
linyx
27th December 2008, 04:30
I would just rip with DVDFab then shrink and burn with DVDShrink.
aecdesign
27th December 2008, 06:47
Thanks, that worked, thanks again.
cwl7454
27th December 2008, 11:03
@aecdesign
In the future, you can use DVD Fab 5 to dycrypt and then use image burn if you want to make an iso.
Free version of Fab 5 will make video ts files but not allow you to make an iso, take the ts files to image burn.
Seems also that Fab 5 puts them in the DVD Fab 5 temp folder.
Changes in this case were not for the better, but what the hell they are both free programs that allow you to accomplish an end result.
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