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  1. 6th Dec 2009 13:29 #1
    CobraPilot
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    Part of the rip/cleanup process when using RipIt4Me (still very useful even if no longer supported) is removing "packs".

    What are the "packs" being removed?
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  2. 7th Dec 2009 01:22 #2
    CobraPilot
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    Anybody?
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  3. 7th Dec 2009 02:14 #3
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    Early versions of Ripit4me required Fixvts also be installed, although I think that functionality was later incorporated into the main program (I haven't used it in a couple of years, so I'm hazy).

    One of the things that Fixvts did was to remove navpacks when necessary. See this link:
    http://www.freedivx.it/public/download/fixvts.asp

    So I assume this is what you're seeing. But it's just a semi-educated guess.
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  4. 7th Dec 2009 11:04 #4
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    Thanks, Squash. The link seems to explain what those "packs" are, "navpaks".
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