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andru
13th May 2003, 10:08
I have seen dvd decrypter working and it looks great,but cannot get it to work on my setup.I have tried smart ripper but i am looking for something better than that one. Is there a alternative ripper on par with decrypter?
Thanks
ultimatebilly
13th May 2003, 10:14
What's wrong with smartripper?
I mostly use DVDDecrypter, but there are some DVDs that can't be properly decrypted with it, in such cases I use smartripper...
You have basically all the funtionality in smartripper you have in DVDDecrypter, except DVD-writing and Iso-mode...
Many people think that VStrip is the best ripper, but I never bothered with it, because it is quite complicated...
After all, all you want is to rip a dvd to your hd, and smartripper will do this just fine...
andru
13th May 2003, 11:59
what it is, i am a complete beginner and smartripper looks quit complicated and wanted something a bit more intuited.Are there any good smart ripper guides that could help me?
Thanks
ultimatebilly
13th May 2003, 12:09
Well, the default values should be ok...
Just go to file mode, select all files, and specify your output directory...
You will then have the whole DVD on your hd, so you can still view it if you want, and still have all possibilities (you could rip just the movie, but I prefer to play save...).
This is all that should be necessary...
You should read the doom9-guide for smartripper, it's here (he rips only the movie in this guide...):
http://www.doom9.org/sr.htm
ultimatebilly
13th May 2003, 12:12
By the way, what was the problem with DVDDecrypter on your setup?
Maybe you don't have an ASPI-layer installed...
Read this:
http://www.doom9.org/aspi.htm
You will need it for Smartripper too...
andru
13th May 2003, 13:00
i would love to use dvd decrypter but if you see my thread perhaps you could help
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=53232
Thanks anyway
also i have aspi version 4.72 installed
ultimatebilly
13th May 2003, 15:04
Do you have PowerDVD installed?
Take a look into its directory...
There is a program called CLDMA.exe...
You should be able to change the properties of your drives regarding DMA-mode with this tool...
Don't know if this is the solution to your strange error message though...
andru
13th May 2003, 15:57
i tried that program that is in the powerdvd folder its says i am using windows XP and the change boxes are greyed out.
LIGHTNING UK!
13th May 2003, 21:32
Well I should have fixed your problem in this thread
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=53232
andru
14th May 2003, 21:30
Thanks lighting works perfectly what does that setting do?
tanman1200
14th May 2003, 23:23
i use dvd decrypter as a newbie to the art and i find it easy to use and not had any problems with any disks:D
rockwell
22nd May 2003, 15:50
Try using Chopper XP, it works great. Slightly slower than other rippers but very easy to use and has a video display.:cool:
http://www.digital-miner.com
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