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jir591
14th October 2003, 14:44
I came across this tool for stripping DVD's of unwanted title sets,etc. Looks pretty good. Has anyone here used it much?
@edit: url to GPL violating program removed
Doom9
14th October 2003, 16:08
today is the first day I saw this tool mentioned on this board, so I think your chances aren't too good. However, they are fair enough to ask you to properly test out their demo before making a financial commitment, so if you think it offers features you are interested in, I'd just download the demo and try to break it with a few nasty DVDs :devil:
shoarthing
14th October 2003, 16:29
a) $40 [!]
b) NTSC only
mrbass
14th October 2003, 19:35
@jir591
Where exactly did you see this? Were you searching google or what?
twinches
14th October 2003, 19:58
@mrbass...
There is a member of this forum "dnl479" who has posted about this in another thread Here (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=63084) , He says it is a new program that he developed.
luphy
14th October 2003, 20:00
Seems legit enough. Seems like a good alternative to DVDXCopy. No transcoding/encoding, just set removal and/or splitting.
It does not decrypt DVDs, so they have links to Smartripper and DVDDecrypter.
jir591
14th October 2003, 22:20
I first saw it mentioned here. Then went to their web site. I thought It would be a good tool to use to burn only the titles you want plus the menu. Then if its still too large and you don't want to split it, just use DVDShrink.
I'm going to try the demo, but the full copy is priced a little high at $40.00
mrbass
14th October 2003, 22:43
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?&threadid=63091
ok I see last post by the author himself...
int 21h
15th October 2003, 05:33
See my post in that thread... ^
Doom9
18th October 2003, 22:05
also see http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=63471. Thread closed.
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