View Full Version : Flashback: DVD-Rip + XingDVD... Remember ?
BlackSun
18th March 2002, 11:29
You remember ? This is the first method I used, Doom9's website wasn't open...
We used DVD-Rip who capture the frame during the playback of the DVD (with Xing DVD), just to get a VOB file with a lot of crc error, etc...
Then DeCSS appeared, and it was so great to have the vob file in less than 1 hour !!
I discovered go.to/doom9 in march 1999, it is the first month of his existence, Doom9 ?
mpeg2avi was my first encoder, and I am still using it :D
aleksander
18th March 2002, 12:23
Off topic....
What has happened to Perpetual Newbie ??? hehe :D :D
Turned into Dark Side of the Force???
aleksander
BlackSun
18th March 2002, 13:27
hehe, I've changed that because Teegedeek doesn't make fun of this anymore :o
Nic
18th March 2002, 13:35
Teegdeck's "Gerbil" was my favourite :)
-Nic
BlackSun
18th March 2002, 13:46
He told me that ? What do this mean ? :D
Ookami
18th March 2002, 16:01
> You remember ?
Sure.
Or Poweripper + Power DVD 1.x ;-) .
And so on.
Making a NTSC backup that was sync was an art.
I "discovered" Doom9's site when Oleg made a posting. Back then it was a MS MPEG4 only site and I thought the webmaster will update it for a month or two :D .
When did you start in this DVD backup adventure? What was your nick on Olegs disc. board? Don't tell me Tester JM?! ;)
BTW, I have to change my "Moderator" into something more appropriate. Any suggestions?
Cheers,
Mijo.
Doom9
18th March 2002, 17:13
the first site to link to my mine was freezy3k's. Oleg picked that up and that started it. I, too was a member at oleg's board, known as doom9. Some of you might still remember my posts on ripping matrix, and me getting increasingly annoyed when people, a few months after the release of vobdec, still ripped using decss and then complained about scrambled video.
and I've hated mpeg2avi ever since I did the first ntsc rip (my 2nd rip ever)
Selur
18th March 2002, 17:41
He,he I also started DVD Ripping with PowerRipper and PowerDVD,.. damn took me once a whole weekend to get one damn movie synch ;)
He,he mpeg2avi and a bit later flask were THE BOMB !!
Cu Selur
Ps.: Since it looks like cracking protections even for private use will get illegal in germany (damn EU,..). I might check out those methods once again in a not to far future,...
(My first Rip was Spawn the animated series, also my first DVD, bought it once it was available,... something like 1997 if i remember right)
Doom9
18th March 2002, 17:54
btw, blacksun, it was march 2000, not 1999. In march 1999 I was still in my junior year, had no computer during the week and only a handful of DVDs. While I've been reading Oleg's page all along I had unsucessfully tried out dvd2mpg and given up on DVD ripping until I leared about dodsrip @ inmatrix.com
evilhomer
18th March 2002, 18:19
I used powerripper, but never could get sound. Luckily dvd2mpeg came out. That baby was sweeeeeeeeet :)
If i looked really hard, I think I still have a Xing player on CD in a box somewhere...
steed
18th March 2002, 21:31
I remember using powerripper to rip my first dvd.
And then I tried to get the audio with TotalRecorder which always resulted in the video being completely out of sync...
I loved mpeg2avi and decss when it came out.
That was before even Flask could do AVI output. ;)
good old times...
btw, oleg's forum ruled
BlackSun
19th March 2002, 08:35
Originally posted by Doom9
btw, blacksun, it was march 2000, not 1999. In march 1999 I was still in my junior year, had no computer during the week and only a handful of DVDs. While I've been reading Oleg's page all along I had unsucessfully tried out dvd2mpg and given up on DVD ripping until I leared about dodsrip @ inmatrix.com
Oh yeah, it was in 2000, so it is making me younger :D I never used DVD2MPEG. I still use m2a because I have only PAL movies, so since it is not interlaced, I use it, in the other case, DrDivX...
And Doom9 was the first to purpose the AVI-AC3 solution, that's why PowerDivX was born :D
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