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Monkeylord
14th April 2011, 10:11
I’m having some trouble with an anime series I recently bought. It’s the Funimation release of “Ikki Tousen - The Complete Series”, and it’s NTSC R1.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ikki-Tousen-Complete-Region-NTSC/dp/B0043988JO/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1302772131&sr=8-7

When I try and use DVDShrink (my default ripping software... hundreds ripped and no probs so far) I select “Open Disc” and immediately get a read error and can go no further.

When I use DVD Decrypter I can’t do a whole disc copy or create an ISO as it says it’s well over 120GB. The main VOBs seem to be duplicated on the disc about 5 or 6 times.


All the episodes on both discs are in a single VOBset, so I have to separate the episodes by choosing to rip just the chapters associated with that episode, but no matter what I do (separate episodes, keep them together and split after encoding, etc) the first episode comes out fine but the subsequent ones are out of sync. Audio and subtitles appear to still be in sync with each other, but the video appears to be running a bit behind, so you hear what happens before you see it.


Has anyone come across a problem like this before, or does anyone have any advice on how I should proceed? If samples are needed, just let me know what you require and I’ll upload them as soon as I get home from work.

Thanks in advance!

setarip_old
14th April 2011, 10:20
Use the free version of DVDFab...

Monkeylord
14th April 2011, 10:23
Use the free version of DVDFab...

I'll give it a go. How does it differ from DVD Decrypter?


Just trying to understand what the problem is for the future :)

setarip_old
14th April 2011, 18:09
How does it differ from DVD Decrypter?As good and resilient DVD Decrypter has proven to be over the years, it hasn't been updated (in many years) to deal with newer protection schemes, whereas DVDFab continues to be updated on a current basis...

Ghitulescu
14th April 2011, 18:17
Just trying to understand what the problem is for the future :)

No DVDs in the future :) strange however how could you managed to "survive" until now, heavily copy-protected DVDs are sold for years (I think DDecrypter cannot satisfactorily rip Disney DVDs for a long time now).

Monkeylord
15th April 2011, 11:37
No DVDs in the future :) strange however how could you managed to "survive" until now, heavily copy-protected DVDs are sold for years (I think DDecrypter cannot satisfactorily rip Disney DVDs for a long time now).

Dunno. Guess I've just been buying more Blu Rays and not noticed.

I usually use DVDShrink as my go-to ripper, and the odd 1 or 2 that haven't worked I just used DVD Decrypter. Havn't found a single DVD in my collection that I couldn't handle (until now, obviously, lol).

Also, I generally just rip the main movie/individual episodes rather than the whole disc. Not sure if that makes a difference. Then I make them into MP4's via MeGUI for streaming to my Xbox360.