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  1. Member
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    hey guys,

    I've been ripping DVDs with my Pioneer DVR-A07U and it's ripping kinda slow with decryptor(25to30 minutes). I have read that ripping with a DVD-ROM is faster depending on what brand you get. Some people say Lite on is good but it is kind hard to find them at a store here in Houston. What other DVD-ROM drives do you guys recommend?
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  2. Member glockjs's Avatar
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    wow, i actually have the btc. dont remember ripping that fast, but probably need to mess with some settings. picked up from fry's electronics for 30 bucks, can't beat that.
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  3. might want to check to see if it's running in dma mode, both in device manager and in bios.
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  4. Member glockjs's Avatar
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    i downloaded the intel accelerating thing, but thats as far as ive gone. i'll check everything else when i have time, don't know having a 1.1 celeron helps all that much so i wont really care til i upgrade puters(which is real soon)
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  5. don't know having a 1.1 celeron helps
    That wont be your bottleneck..
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    nope, 1.1 celeron doesnt help..anything...at all. its actually pretty depressing.

    as far as the original post, get the btc..cant go wrong for 30 bucks.
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    I have a Maddog 16X DVD rom from officemax. Ripping time ranged from 12 to 25 minutes depends on the encryption/size/vbr etc. of the original disk.
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    Can't go wrong with DVD Shrink, Intervideo WinDVD Copy and DVD Decrypter
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  8. Well I'm using a Lite-On 16X and it runs up to 15X on Single layer disks, 7-9 on dual layer disks. +RWs.

    FWIW
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    This is for READING only.

    Best
    BTC burner
    Pioneer ROM
    LiteOn ROM
    Sony ROM

    I'd stay away from
    Hitachi ROM
    Pioneer burner
    Sony burner
    LG ROM
    LG burner
    MadDog (they often have LG or Hitachi)
    Panasonic ROM
    NEC ROM
    NEC burner
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  10. cmusngi29,
    BestBuy and Circuit City sell Lite-On's.
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