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  1. Member
    Join Date: Apr 2005
    Location: Blacksburg, VA USA
    This got no responses in almost a week on the MacWorld
    forum. It got dismissed from the MTR forum after 43 views,
    again with no responses. Let's try here.

    Does anyone have experience with Fairmount? I saw it on
    the October 27 versiontracker list,

    http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/30207

    and I was intrigued.

    It is a tool that works with VLC to decrypt a commercial
    DVD. Free. The documentation seems a tad vague to me.

    For giggles, I put one of my commercial DVDs (the new
    Manchurian Candidate which sucks taods compared to the
    original but I digress), launched Fairmount, launched
    VLC (which may or may not have been necessary), then
    dragged the disc's VIDEO_TS onto Toast7 to copy onto
    my other drive. Worked fine.

    I suspect I could have just dragged that file onto my
    HD had I only one optical drive.

    Could be a replacement for MacTheRipper, but I'm not
    sure.
    Al Bloom
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  2. I tried it on CLICK but it did not work. It copied to the hard drive but was unable to get a working copy. With this same DVD MTR worked fine ..... (MTR 3, kicks ass)
    So I would say for easy DVD's it will work fine but the new encryption ..... ?
    And if thats the case, just use MTR !!!
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  3. Member
    Join Date: Apr 2005
    Location: Blacksburg, VA USA
    Thanks, Goat. As I said, I just grabbed a random DVD for
    testing. I don't even have one of the new beastly-protected
    ones. They have to be better than they've been lately for me
    to fork over the money.
    Al Bloom
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  4. Member
    Join Date: Jan 2006
    Location: United States
    I answered you at RipDifferent. I told you that MTR is more up to date than Fairmount.
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