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  1. 11th Jan 2004 00:34 #1
    AdamRA4
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    This is an actually screen shot of me ripping a DVD to ISO. I thought it was only 12x unlocked. I have seen mine go to 14x a few times. This is the fastest I have seen on mine, or anywhere else for that matter.

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    Originally Posted by AdamRA4
    The Pioneer DVR-105 is wrong..I got mine up to 16.3x is the highest I have gotten.

    <superfast105rip.jpg>
    Thats a pretty crazy speed from a 105, I assume you have the hacked firmware. Even so its a unsually fast speed for one.
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    Flaws in the speed reporting, maybe no CSS is in use (reporting error by software), etc
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    On a side note, is getting this hacked firmware a good idea? (I have the same drive), and anybody know any locations for it? Thanks!
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  5. 11th Jan 2004 22:15 #5
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    Worked for me and MANY otheres here on the forum.

    Heres the link:
    http://pioneerdvd.rpc1.org/#PIONEER_DVR_IDE
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    And BTW, the pic was a Retail DVD with CSS.

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    And it was a DVD-5, not a DVD-9.
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  7. 12th Jan 2004 00:10 #7
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    I'm also using the hacked firmware. It's been about 6 months since I upgraded and I love the faster rip speeds, and being able to burn g03s at 2x (back when 4x media was a little pricey).
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