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Friends with Money--will not burn
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6. September 2006 @ 08:04 |
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@aabbccdd
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if you want to use Vob Blanker try using "RipIt4Me" it incorporates DVD decrypter/VOB Blanker/FixVTS and...
hmmm? how'd you get a version of ripit4me that has VobBlanker as part of it? did you create that yourself? i know i saw some option for "adding tool"... could you tell us how you did it? thanks.
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puterman
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6. September 2006 @ 13:46 |
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@deadrum33
I think it was that you tried to go to a DL disc. I read somewhere that VobBlanker removes the layer break information...and I'm sure the slower speed didn't help either. If you rip to your HDD first and then use a program that will set the correct layer break you might be ok. Just a guess. My friend shrinks to DVD5 size (if he has to) after blanking because of too many compatibilty issues he has with DL.
@binkie
some of us are still trying to use the free or cheap as you can method. :) I've never used CloneDVD but it sounds as though it is very similar to VobBlanker.
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6. September 2006 @ 16:15 |
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@puterman
Even though I have the 'non' free progs - I still use the free ones too :)
Like to play with the them on the 'harder' dvd's - good to have options imho. Can't knock free that works!
@surfgeo
The diff in blanking w/ VobBlanker and CloneDVD - is some Sony movies Clone does not remove the friggin warnings even w/ AnyDVD set to remove them. I've even tried 'unchecking' them and the stupid things still come up. If I use Clone I usually don't rip to my hard drive 1st so may have to see if that works.
@Deadrum33
Txs for the update!
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6. September 2006 @ 16:27 |
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@puterman and anyone who cares...
If a main movie goes below 70% compression or "special" disc I'll use a DL disc anyday. Your friend had compatability issues because either he wasnt using Verbatim DL's the best brand hands down, he wasn't booktyping +R discs to DVD-ROM or he used a program that wasnt DVD Decrypter(or better yet,ImgBurn) to make the copy.
VobBlanker is a great tool for the 5-10% of the time I absolutely need it. I personally would not use it as my main program, but it is nice to know all sorts of combinations can be used to reach the same goal.
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puterman
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6. September 2006 @ 18:24 |
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@deadrum33
I totally agree on the compression. But doing movie only rarely needs that much. The DL's we burned were on Verbatim book-typed to DVD-ROM using ImgBurn. They won't play at all in my Pioneer player, skip and jump on his Samsung, but play perfect in my Sony. So the compatibility I speak of is more in the player not the disc. DL's are just too expensive for me to waste time and money on them.
Have we gotten off the subject of this thread or what? I hope he finally got this movie backed up.
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6. September 2006 @ 18:40 |
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Do you know what speed they were set to burn?
Yes we've successfuly hijacked this thread.
Seems like this wave of problem movies have been fixed.
I cant wait till the next!!!
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6. September 2006 @ 19:07 |
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@Deadrum33
Ah the next ones are coming up. One from yesterday United 93 then if you like Disney 'The Wild' has Macrovisions crap on it.
Nothing none of the stuff mentioned in this thread can't handle though.
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aabbccdd
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6. September 2006 @ 23:26 |
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binkie7, hummm thats weird with CloneDVD 2 i never had that happen. i dont use the option in AnyDVD .i use the first box in CloneDVD 2 "Copy DVD Titles" and never had a problem doing the movie only.
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7. September 2006 @ 08:39 |
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My results were the same as aabbccdd's. I copied movie only using AnyDVD and CloneDVD2. I haven't watched the movie yet, but my wife watched it last night and told me...."you are such a good husband to burn me a copy of a "chick flick" without making a sarcastic remark." I been married to that lovely woman for 39 years and I know that comment is good for at least 1 "kitchen pass." :)
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puterman
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7. September 2006 @ 13:57 |
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@deadrum33
I'm pretty sure they were burned at 2.4
@tsquare43
Thanks for the tip :) :)
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7. September 2006 @ 14:53 |
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@aabbccdd
I usually do the full backup (2nd option) - & just remove all extras I don't want. It's only these that it's happens on some of the Sony's.
For some reason I still keep the like the deleted scenes even though I usually never watch them :)
@tsquare43
You are such a nice hubby backing up a click flick :) I didn't think I'd like it but wasn't bad (then again I am a chick so...)
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YtseBitsy
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20. September 2006 @ 08:14 |
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I was/am using DVD43, an older version of decrypter and shrink, FAB Express.
This movie kicked my comp in the balls. Not only did it hang DVD43 up..it changed my IDE settings on my burner, had to re-install it to get it back to DMA. Couldnt even select dma in the properities menu.
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