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junq
18th January 2012, 05:19
Hi all
Jrip30.zip is now available at the following URL:
http://www.multiupload.com/T1V48P4DG3
Pirates of Carribean, Captain America, no problem.
Please enjoy DVD ripping.
junq
b66pak
18th January 2012, 17:14
thanks a lot...
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junq
18th January 2012, 20:43
Hi b66pak
Thank you for you post!
Meanhile, I have a question to you.
Do you encounter black bill when you browse the DOOM9 ?
junq
b66pak
18th January 2012, 20:52
yes...its today only...i think...see this (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=163844)...
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b66pak
18th January 2012, 21:06
done...
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junq
20th January 2012, 09:21
Hi b66pak
As you mentioned, the black bill disappeared in a day.
junq
minaust
21st January 2012, 13:51
Thank you very much!
junq
21st January 2012, 16:57
@minaust
Thanks.
minaust
21st January 2012, 18:16
@minaust
Thanks.
You're welcome. Could you re-upload it elsewhere? Due to recent law enforcement activity here in the US, your original location now results in an "FBI Piracy Warning". :eek:
junq
21st January 2012, 18:44
@minaust
Thank you for your post.
junq
junq
24th January 2012, 00:42
Warning bill still seems to be alive.......
Brazil2
29th January 2012, 11:19
Attachments Pending Approval
JRip30.zip
Please, could a mod finally approve this attachment ?
junq
29th January 2012, 14:03
@Brazil2
Thank you for your enjoying JRip.
junq
profiler 2.0
29th January 2012, 20:19
thanks a lot...
bye
setarip_old
29th January 2012, 21:41
The file is now available for download from Post #11 of this thread...
Guest
29th January 2012, 22:28
Guys, as mods don't always read all threads, you can feel free to "report" a post or simply ask a mod via PM to approve it (as setarip_old has done). We are always happy to act on such requests right away. With the sharing sites getting a bit dodgy these days, attachments here are a better thing, IMHO.
hello_hello
31st January 2012, 06:25
When uploading an attachment is there a way to add something to the page to the effect of "if this attachment isn't approved withing x number of days, please report the post or PM a mod" or something similar? (Or is there something like that there now? I don't know as I've never added an attachment to a post)
It's just that I think most people (well I did anyway) would assume when adding an attachment there would be some sort of "behind the scenes" notification to alert the mods to an attachment which needs approving.
As you said, with sharing sites becoming less reliable these days, uploading files as an attachment instead makes sense, but ironically I think one of the reasons many people do the former rather than the latter, is the latter can put a hold on continuing a discussion or getting help for several days while waiting for an attachment to be approved.
setarip_old
31st January 2012, 08:41
@hello_hello
At the same time as you post an attachment, simply report it by clicking on the red, white, and black triangle and submit a simple message, such as, "Please review attachment and, if deemed acceptable, please make it available for downloading"
khaoohs
2nd February 2012, 17:06
Hello,
jrip seems to think my DVD drive is a virtual drive. I do have daemontools installed, but removed the virtual drive and rebooted. jrip still thinks the dvd drive is virtual.
junq
2nd February 2012, 19:48
@khaoohs
Thank you for using JRip.
You are probably using a note PC, aren't you ?
I'll be waiting for you reply.
Regards
junq
khaoohs
2nd February 2012, 21:24
@junq,
This is Windows 7 Enterpise SP1 desktop.
junq
2nd February 2012, 22:51
@khaoohs
Thank you for your quick reply.
Jrip30 eliminates virtual drive(s) for the reason that virtual drive cannot be a taget source drive for RIPPING.
But JRip30 seems to wrongly recognize your drive as a virtual drive.
So I modified the code.
I'll soon upload JRip31 as an attachment in DOOM9.
As my desktop is running on Windows XP SP3, I have no way to check whether JRip31 will work on your desktop.
Please try when it becomes available.
junq
junq
2nd February 2012, 23:10
JRip30 was modified and updated to v3.1 as beta.
Please try to use it.
Now I'm not sure that JRip31 will work on Windows 7 SP1.
junq
khaoohs
2nd February 2012, 23:22
Attachment pending approval?
Soon as I can get my hands on it, i'll try it out.
junq
2nd February 2012, 23:35
@khaoohs
Thanks. Please wait until it is approved.
junq
khaoohs
3rd February 2012, 15:59
@junq, Thank you, very much for the update. jrip31 now detects my DVD drive.
I do seem to be having a problem with the resulting ISO file working with handbrake. Handbrake is not detecting the first title as valid with ISOs created from jrip31, they do work with an ISO file created by dvddecrypter.
I understand that you are not debugging issues with handbrake. With that said, there must be a critical difference between the jrip31 ISO and the dvddecrypter ISO for handbrake to work properly with one but not the other.
Handbrake scan log of jrip ISO http://pastebin.com/1sxi40UR
Handbrake scan log of dvddecrypter ISO http://pastebin.com/WamvBvZa
junq
3rd February 2012, 20:03
@khaoohs,
Appreciate your detailed report, and in a sense I'm happy to know that JRip31(Beta) recognized your drive.
Needless to say, I've learned a lot from DVDDecrypter as a role model which has kept excellence from the beginning.
On the other hand, regarding DVD ripping, different and tough issues keep coming.
Recently, even DVDDecrypter doesn't cope with encryption algorithms provided by Sony and Disney.
Acocordingly, one thing is certain from the difference that Kingpin is not encypted with new encryption algorithms,
Nonetheless, even in the age of blue-ray, DVD is still interesting and enjoyable. Learning, learning, and learning.
The most easiest way to pin down the difference is to get the same DVD as you own.
I tried to find the DVD (KINGPIN - id:2e84a80a) but I couldn't find it in the net surfing.
Considering that contents and encryption seem to be different from one country to another, I have no way at present.
Regards
junq
junq
4th February 2012, 07:37
JRip31 is available in a new thread.
Attachment named JRip31(Beta) in this thread is removed, accordingly.
junq
khaoohs
4th February 2012, 16:58
@junq,
Looking through the handbrake log, it seems the issue comes the library libdvdnav used by Handbrake.
On an ISO created by jrip31, I see this in the handbrake log file:
libdvdnav: DVD disk reports itself with Region mask 0x00000000. Regions: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ERROR: dvdnav: Read Error, Expected NAV packet but none found.
On an ISO created by dvddecrypter, dvdnav does not report the same error.
junq
4th February 2012, 18:45
@khaoohs
JRip31 clears region mask automatically, but there are DVDs, particularly for region 1, whose region mask must not be cleared.
DVDDecrypter has an option for RCE protection.
http://www.ifoedit.com/rce.html
junq
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