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ookzDVD
10th April 2002, 08:21
Btw, is that possible to rip only a few of chapters
not the whole DVD use DVD-Decrypter ?
I know SmartRipper could do that. ;)
LIGHTNING UK!
10th April 2002, 11:55
All going well, the next release of DVD Decrypter will let you do this.
ookzDVD
11th April 2002, 04:14
hi LIGHTNING UK!
Thank you for the reply from the author,
that's a GREAT news which I've been waiting for.
Viva DVD Decrypter !
ookzDVD
27th May 2002, 09:14
DVDEncrypter 3.1.0.0
finally support IFO parsing ;)
LIGHTNING UK!
27th May 2002, 10:48
:D
Enjoy it, and let me know if you come across any bugs!
valnar
27th May 2002, 14:08
Sweet! Any reason to use Smartripper at all now??
Robert
LIGHTNING UK!
27th May 2002, 16:43
Nope ;)
Cresta
24th January 2003, 15:36
LIGHTNING UK or any one....can you outline some steps in ripping individual chapters?
I didn't find any guide talking about it nor did the bulletin have an exact answer to it. It will be great if someone can shed some light on the subject for me.
I'm using DVD Decrpter 3.1.4.0 Under Mode, do I select IFO, then uncheck whichever Chapter I do not want? After ripping, one IFO and VOB file are created. I don't know what to do next.....
Ultimately, I what do join Chapters from different DVDs together and make one DVD.
Thanks in advance!
LIGHTNING UK!
24th January 2003, 18:52
erm you'll probably want to use the stream processing (demux) functions in IFO mode to get a video (M2V) file and the audio.
You should then be able to add each M2V/AC3 file into an authoring program and recreate your dvd.
Cresta
25th January 2003, 23:08
LIGHTNING UK!, thanks for the quick reply. I tried out several discs, but only one worked. DVD Decrypter returned with a failure message with the rest of the discs at loading.
The message read, "UDF Parsing Failed!" and "UDFFindPartition" returned 0.
I have tried it on two computers, one Samsung drive, the other Pioneer DVR-104. Both computer returned the same error message.
Do you know what caused the problem?
Thanks.
LIGHTNING UK!
25th January 2003, 23:54
Either these discs dont have a udf file system, or something is seriously wrong with your machine.
I've never had this error myself (and i have way over 200 dvds now).
Cresta
26th January 2003, 04:26
What does UDF file system mean?
I use 95% of the time DVD decrypter version 3.0.0.17. I barely started using this new version 3.1.4.0 due to its capablility of doing IFOs. I never get this error with the older version. I don't know whether its the new version causing the problem.
LIGHTNING UK!
26th January 2003, 18:42
oooh...this is sounding interesting!
Could you please use another of my programs - 'sector extractor' to rip LBA 0 - 2000.
Download it here:
http://www.softdownload.com.ar/programas/divx/Rippers/SectorExtractor.zip
Zip the file up that it creates and then mail it to me. (use the address in the 'About' box in DVD Decrypter).
If there is a problem, I'll do my very best to mend it.
P.S Please dont hesitate to ask for help with Sector Extractor. I know its not the easiest of tools to use! I'd really appreciate it if you could help me out by sending that file though. Thanks in advance.
Cresta
28th January 2003, 13:59
I tried out the software, but like you said....I need some help now....
I went to MODE, selected LBA, entered 0 for start sector and 2000 for length. Then I clicked "Extract". A new window opened for me to name the target file. After I enter a name and hit "Save".....nothing happened.
The status of the software remained at "Ready".
Which step did I do incorrectly?
LIGHTNING UK!
28th January 2003, 18:04
by the sounds of it, you did everything correctly!
I just did the exact same thing on my pc and it worked ok.
Mode -> LBA
Start LBA = 0
End LBA = 2000
Ensure the correct drive is selcted and that it has a disc in it etc.
Click Extract.
Type 'image.iso' click save.
It should then do its stuff and have created a file called image.iso wherever you told it to.
malou
29th January 2003, 02:35
Originally posted by Cresta
LIGHTNING UK or any one....can you outline some steps in ripping individual chapters?
I didn't find any guide talking about it nor did the bulletin have an exact answer to it. It will be great if someone can shed some light on the subject for me.
I'm using DVD Decrpter 3.1.4.0 Under Mode, do I select IFO, then uncheck whichever Chapter I do not want? After ripping, one IFO and VOB file are created. I don't know what to do next.....
Ultimately, I what do join Chapters from different DVDs together and make one DVD.
Thanks in advance!
I'm trying to do the same thing too! But first I need to eliminate some chapters in some movies to back-up to a DVD-R. So after using using the IFO mode (elimintating the chapters I don't really need) I get the diffrent VOBs without the chapters that I eliminated. What do I do next?
Thanks!
malou
Soulhunter
24th August 2003, 19:38
Hi, I got the same error (UDF Parsing Failed) last week...
But Ive found a way to solve it for my-self !
I posted it here... (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&postid=362528#post362528)
Maybe its a help !!!
Bye
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