Hopefully this Q has not been asked in a while or at all. I'm having trouble running multiple windows/instances of DVDFab Decrypter at the same time. I'm running version 3.2.0.0; free version.
Is there a workaround? Sometimes I can get a second rip going at the same time as the first, but 3+ instances seems to be impossible. I'd like to make full use of all of my DVD-ROMS and the speed of my SATA-2 HD's.
Any sugg's would be appreciated. I already know that I can run several versions of DVDDecrypter along with DVDFab, but this isn't the most convenient of things.
I've got an old LiteOn SOHW-1633S. I figured I'd mess around with my crappiest drive because the burn function is totally unreliable with it. It's still a work in progress; currently testing some DL stamped discs right now.
Originally posted by AMKLZ: I've got an old LiteOn SOHW-1633S. I figured I'd mess around with my crappiest drive because the burn function is totally unreliable with it. It's still a work in progress; currently testing some DL stamped discs right now.
Cool, there are some funky firmwares out there for that drive ;-)
The drive you use will determine your maximum rip speed as well as how well it can read damaged or corrupted discs. I still use a Plextor PX-712 for all my ripping.
DVDFab 4.0.0.0 runs well on Linux with 10-15 minute ripping times the same as or better than with Windows XP
Have you tried to open multiple runs of DVDFab 4 at once?
I didn't realize that error messages would increase so substantially with the new firmware (with rip caps removed). There is a very fine line between ridiculously fast ripping speed and ridiculously frequent error messages from a not-so-new DVD9 using Fab3.x. The ridiculousness seems to even out by setting the max rip speed around 8x or 12x.
Quote:Is there a workaround? Sometimes I can get a second rip going at the same time as the first, but 3+ instances seems to be impossible. I'd like to make full use of all of my DVD-ROMS and the speed of my SATA-2 HD's.
what are your computer specs it would take an extremely fast machine to do what you want. I prefer quality over speed anyday!
AMD 939 4000+ 2.20 GHz CPU
4 Gigs PC3200 RAM
SATA v.2 HD's
MSI MB
I'm back to a stable OC of 2.8 GHz with aggressive memory timings, and I'm awaiting the arrival of an ATI X1950 Pro. Other than that, I've got an external LD DVD+/-RW (USB 2.0) and EIDE Pioneer and LiteOn DVDRW's.
I'm not even scratching the surface of my available CPU clock power running 2 DVDFab windows at once.
