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[BMC]
17th February 2003, 02:08
Thanks, I just donated $5 in a appreciation for all your hard work.

Rombaldi
17th February 2003, 03:06
LIGHTNING UK!

How about supporting PDI files :D

japr99
17th February 2003, 10:43
where to download DVD Decrypter 3.1.5.0 ?

MrFaust
17th February 2003, 11:52
Originally posted by LIGHTNING UK!
DVD Decrypter 3.1.5.0 .... With a little more testing, I'll release it.
It's not released yet.

schlaufer
17th February 2003, 16:32
New tool (http://www.freewebs.com/schlaufer/pdixtract.zip), new thread (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=46206).

PDIxtract extracts the content of a .pdi file set to your hard disk.

UPDATE
Hi,
there is a new version of pdixtract combined with a GUI frontend, called PDITool, you can find and discuss it here (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=47259).

ZeroLimit
10th March 2003, 08:44
why doesn't just everyone use http://www.mitlaender.de/download/pdi2iso_011.zip <--It converts all PDI 2 ISO and burn with ur software easy? No I've done that to over 30 DVD's and they all work so whats the problem here?

MackemX
10th March 2003, 10:51
PDITOOL is the best option

using files gives you a lot more control over editing your files after ripping and before burning

I have never used ISO's since I began ripping back in the old days :) (dewrin the worr!)

so I guess I'll never understand the big fuss some people make about creating ISO's from ripping and for burning :confused:

that's my 2p!, but it's a shame that option don't work for everyone

does anyone else never use ISO's, or is it just me? :scared:

tumbar
10th March 2003, 14:24
Personally, I have always heard that burning ISO is superior or less chance of failure. :)

Can't recall the reasoning behind it though.

fusion007
10th March 2003, 16:55
Originally posted by ZeroLimit
why doesn't just everyone use http://www.mitlaender.de/download/pdi2iso_011.zip <--It converts all PDI 2 ISO and burn with ur software easy? No I've done that to over 30 DVD's and they all work so whats the problem here?

yep i have to agree, i have just d/l it and it did the job fine great piece of kit,having said that i just use the ic engine had no probs yet!besides if i wanted to make(which i dont)another backup of that id proberbly use the new dvddecryptor which recognises pdi format,shame its not out yet....waitng!

DMagic1
11th March 2003, 07:59
I have to agree also. I have used PDITool before now. Today I had pdi files for a movie that PDITool said didnt contain any data. I used PDI2ISO and it worked fine.

mbmbmbmb
28th March 2003, 17:21
For converting PDI to ISO, use this script if you are on Unix

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#! /bin/sh

# converts PDI files to ISO files

if [ $# != 1 -a $# != 2 ] ; then
echo "Usage: pdi2iso filename [outfile]"
exit
fi

if [ ! -f "$1" ] ; then
echo $1 does not exist
exit
fi

if [ "$1" != "`basename "$1"`" ] ; then
filename must not contain a path
exit
fi

if [ "$2" ] ; then
FILENAME="$2"
else
FILENAME="`basename "$1" .pdi`.iso"
fi

if [ -f "$FILENAME" ] ; then
echo $FILENAME already exists
exit
fi

# strip first 304 bytes of first file
echo "$1"
tail -c +305 "$1" > "$FILENAME"

# append remaining files
for file in "$1"[0-9][0-9] ; do
echo $file
cat "$file" >> "$FILENAME"
done

# pad with zeros to achieve a filesize which is a multiple of 2048
SIZE=`ls -l "$FILENAME" | awk '{ print $5 }'`
MOD=`expr $SIZE % 2048`
PAD=`expr 2048 - $MOD`

head -c $PAD < /dev/zero >> "$FILENAME"

echo $FILENAME created