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mordant
11th February 2003, 18:03
Well, I've got a possible work around. I've had success with two DVDs that gave me the encrypted data error before. This adds some extra work to the process, but these are DVDs that I've tried many different ways and had no success. Also, this is the way it worked for me so I'm not going to monkey with it too much...it may very well be that certain steps do not have to be taken. Experiment as you will =)

First: Rip the entire disk using Smartripper in File Mode - default settings.

2nd: Load IFOs into IFOedit and remove p-ups ect. Then get VTS to create new IFOs.

3rd: Create an Image of the ripped files with IFOedit/IMGtools.

4th: Mount the Image using DaemonTools.

5th: Run DVD2ONE on the mounted image.

6th: Wait.

7th: Breathe a sigh of relief as you realize the msg from DVD2ONE is about being complete - not an encrypted data error.

=)

Let me know if it works for anyone else.

mordant
12th February 2003, 03:35
Not working for me anymore...just a fluke I guess.

-=ViBeZ=-
12th February 2003, 13:40
This is a complete long shot. But sometimes I have errors ripping my dvd's if I dont play them 1st in power dvd. It seems to unlock the drive.

I only have this promlem with one of my drives & it probably wont solve anything regading your problem. But it's only an idea, so no flaming please ;)

EDIT - nevermind. I see your using smartripper that reccomends doing this anyway.

I guess you've tried using dvddecypter?

mordant
12th February 2003, 21:55
Hey Vibez,

Thanks for the response...yes I've tried both DVDdecrypter and Smartripper...even tried running it on some vobs ripped by DVD2SVCD...no luck.

Now I'm just hoping something about this can be fixed in the next version.

More and more people are running into this problem as the program becomes more popular.

strom
13th February 2003, 10:08
dvd dycrpter / tools / settings / css / check brute force and force css present. and i also backed off my memory timings.

beers
strom