I have ripped a Jackass and Pocahontas DVDs using DVDdecrypter 3.1.4. Both were under 4.3 GB DVDs. I used DVDdecrypter ISO Read and Write to rip and burn my DVD-r discs (tried it on Princo -rw 1x and Leaddata -r 2x discs) via my Cendyne A05 DVD burner. I use my stand alone Apex 660 to playback the ripped DVDs.
My problem is that the ripped DVDs freeze about 2/3rds into either movie. I guess it could be a host of things DVDdecrypter, media, Apex player, burn speed, etc. I wonder if anyone has experienced this problem using DVDdecrypter? I have successfully burned a DVD on the Princo -rw using Pinnacle Instant Copy, so that's why I am thinking it might be DVDdecrypter.
hi
i have done the same its not the process its your dvd players
when you write the disc you write on the die
some dvd players find them hard to read and so get hot
i had the same problem with lord of the rings if you take it out and let it cool down they work fine again
solution is to buy better discs they can be read easier
Sefy,
Where would I find the ASPI Layer? I did a search and there were some *ASPI*.dll files but, I couldn't locate any version build information about them. I have something called WINASPI (microstaff)in my program files and control panel add/remove. I don't see any version build on it.
I take that back. If I right click and click properties on the *ASPI* files I get the versions. All are 2.0 or 1.0.
