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  1. Member
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    Jun 2006
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    United States
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    For the past year or more, I've used Ripit4me in conjunction with the
    venerable DVD Decrypter to back up all of my DVD's to the hard drive. Then
    I compressed them to h.264 mpeg4 using Nero, making them viewable anywhere
    on my network.

    Yesterday I finally encountered my first DVD that just won't back up
    properly - Sony's latest James Bond flick, Casino Royale.

    During the backup process, it finds an unusually high number of IFO
    files - somewhere around 100, rather than the normal dozen or less.

    Then it starts to decrypt, and instead of the normal 10 to 14 minutes, the
    drive appears to be a bit noisy, and shows a time of between 24 and 200
    hours. Ripping speed is initially 4x, but drops to .2x, and eventually
    hovers between that and zero.

    I thought perhaps the drive was going bad, but then I tested it with
    another movie, and it worked fine.

    Anyone else have suggestions on a new program I could use in order to keep
    watching my movie collection on my PC, without having to shuffle my DVD's
    around? One of the computers doesn't even HAVE a DVD drive, so obviously
    this is frustrating.

    For watching the resulting files, I use VLC Media Player, but if I can't
    get the DVD to mpeg4, I'm stuck.

    Help!
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  2. Banned
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    Try DVDFab HD Decrypter. RipIt4Me is no longer being updated because the author was forced to abandon it by a litigious company who threatened him with legal action.
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  3. Member
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    Mission Viejo, CA
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    I had no problem ripping the new Casion Royale with Ripit4me1710/DvdDecrypter/DVDShrink. Was able to rip full disc and movie only. The only movie it ever choked on was the full rip of Ratatoulle, movie only worked fine.
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