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Does ripit4me work like AnyDVD
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davudw
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15. February 2007 @ 19:22 |
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Does ripit4me work like AnyDVD and work in the back round as a dycryptor? And work with DVD Shrink. So that there aren't alot of backed up movies taking up needed space on my hard drive?
Thank you for your help and look forward to your help?
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PacMan777
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15. February 2007 @ 20:18 |
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No. RipIt4Me (RI4M) is a ripper decryption setup. It rips the files to the hard drive while cleaning and processing for compliance. AnyDVD is a driver (on the fly) decryption program. You have to delete the RI4M ripped files once you get through with them. No big deal, but you have to do it or you get a build up of movie files. Some programs require hard drive files while others can use the on the fly decryption of AnyDVD. Both have their uses. Currently I prefer RipIt4Me, but I'm not tossing AnyDVD. Decryption programs are small, so I keep a few of them loaded. None have been 100% all the time, so I like having back up options.
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PacMan777
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15. February 2007 @ 20:29 |
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Shardel
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16. February 2007 @ 03:31 |
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When I use AnyDVD I write an ISO File to the hard drive and then
burn the disc. After burning the disc, I delete the ISO file-
dump both my recycle bin and Norton Protected Recycle Bin. Then
there is no space taken up on the hard drive. I like putting it
in an ISO file because I get better burns than on the fly (almost
never get an error-only time is if there is an unusually scratched
disc). Also I have found that AnyDVD and Shrink are more forgiving
of scratches than RipIt4Me. Both programs are useful. I use
AnyDVD about 95% of the time because I find it to be faster than
RipIt4Me. However RipIt4Me does the really impossible to rip
movies days and sometimes weeks before AnyDVD. The other thing
about RipIt4Me is its free. Still AnyDVD is worth the money.
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PacMan777
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16. February 2007 @ 08:45 |
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Quote:
Also I have found that AnyDVD and Shrink are more forgiving
of scratches than RipIt4Me.
They both have to read through the scratches, that's a function of the optical head or the ability of the software to slow down and read the file. RI4M uses DVD Decrypter which is known as one of the best rippers for its ability to slow down and read problem sectors. Decrypter was always the go to for Shrink when it encountered problems. That was by instructions from the Shrink author. AnyDVD merely bypasses the copy protection on the fly and has nothing to do with scratches. The heads up is between Shrink and Decrypter and Decrypter has always won in the past for decryption, including the more problematic rips.
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17. February 2007 @ 14:03 |
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The two programs don't work the same; but at present ripit4me is working BETTER with Shrink than AnyDVD.
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17. February 2007 @ 14:54 |
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I have to agree with pac. I ran some yucky disks through ripit that bagged in Clone still. Hmmmm, must be the optics thing...
I will keep AnyDVD and Clone because I paid for them, but I do use RIPIT mostly unless I am in a big hurry. (Like the kids found the new DVD before I could back it up!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Quick before they destroy it, let me back it up!!!!!!!!!!!!! times)
I still like ripit a little better just because they CAN do it in a pinch no matter what it seems. I have yet to have it fail on me.
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PacMan777
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17. February 2007 @ 15:00 |
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17. February 2007 @ 16:09 |
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Was this a while ago??? So the same shrink I have now will seamlessly integrate with imgburn, like it does for decrypter, Nero etc. That's cool!
sousecat...giggle...
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PacMan777
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17. February 2007 @ 16:30 |
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The Shrink appears to be the same, except it links to ImgBurn instead of DVD Decrypter. You install 3.2 and then replace the exe with the one from the download. That swap is more simple than swapping and renaming files between ImgBurn and DVD Decrypter to get the ImgBurn support that way. Plus updates for ImgBurn will be easier, they won't need to be swapped and renamed each time. Next time I need to update ImgBurn, I'll probably try the "new" Shrink to see how it works.
sousecat... I was wondering if anyone would notice my feeble attempt at humor. ;) You drink red bull this late in the evening? That stuff this late would have me thinking of a jog in Pamplona in El encierro. LOL
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18. February 2007 @ 00:58 |
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@PacMan & Kitty@
Hi, I,ve been using this Shrink that links to Imgburn for months following a recommendation by Binkie 7. Works great and I love Imgburn...
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18. February 2007 @ 09:00 |
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I catch it all pac...AND I'm on the west coast. Got a little more time to come off of the caffine buzz. I could drink double espresso right before bed anyhow...
@Altercuno - Groovey! I am glad to hear it. Blinkie has given me some great advise too. I am going to try imgburn real soon.
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PacMan777
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18. February 2007 @ 09:25 |
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LOL I finally beat Binkie to the punch. I nentioned the update first. LOL It's been out and about for a while, it's just not been big news.
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