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    Any tips on ripping a Yu-Gi-Oh! DVD from the cartoon series????

    I have tried DVDdecrypter and DVDshrink and they both fail.

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    Is the original scratched or dirty in any way?

    Do you have the latest versions of each program?
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  3. When DVDs have an illegle structure, chances are it's using Sony's Structure protection.

    The only app that will currently defeat it is CSS+Region Free 5.50 Beta2. Make sure you get the beta2 as this is a new feature: http://www.dvdidle.com/download.htm
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    The DVD is in very good shape.

    I will try tvideo's tip.

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    Well no Go using "CSS+Region Free 5.50 Beta2". Any more ideas????

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    What versions of shrink and decrypter are you using?
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    How do they fail? What error messages are reported?

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    DVDdecrypter: 3.5.1.0

    DVDshrink: 3.2.0.15

    The both chug along for a long time and they fail near the end with CRC like errors.

    Any ideas???

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    It could be mastering errors.

    You may need to update the firmware.

    Your drive may be crapping out.(doubtful)

    Your laser lens might need cleaning.
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    "Adopt, adapt and improve!"
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  11. I think the problem is there actually isn't CSS protection in the disc (there could still be CCS flag -> ON even though there isn't really any CSS protection). You can use DVD Decrypter for that disc, but you have to change:

    Tools -> Settings -> CSS -> CSS Cracking Method -> None

    Try that one. It should help...

    After you have ripped that movie change the DVD Decrypter settings back (default)... 8)
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    I will try the tips within the hour.

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    I tried DVDdecrypter in CSS cracking mode as none but no go.

    I have installed AnyDVD. Any tips on the best way to crack the CD with this??? Does this software seamlessley remove CSS ??? Do I use another program to burn??

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    CRC errors usually mean unreadable source, as in "scratches or smudges".

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  15. Originally Posted by yadda
    Well no Go using "CSS+Region Free 5.50 Beta2". Any more ideas????

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    How did you use it? Have it running, and you added support for DVD Decrypter? Rip in ISO mode and that should do it.

    1) make sure to configure it correctly in settings

    2) Add dvddecrypter as a supported app (not supported by default)

    3) Use DVD Decrypter, you can tell CSS+Region free is working w/ DVD Decrypter when it says disc regions 1,2,3,4,5,6,8 and copy protection: none

    If the disc isn't scratched and it's relatively a new release (this year) has to be Sony's Protection which is NEVER discussed on this forum (it always seems to be scartches, your fault, etc. and whatnot ppl here are dense when it comes to copy protections), give cdfreaks.com a visit and ask them over there.
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