MTR 6 and Popcorn compatibility?

[arnisandyz]

When I rip an entire disk with MTR and extract/ compress just the main movie using Popcorn, the backups come out great.

BUT

When I use MTR to rip JUST the main movie sometimes Popcorn tells me that the TS_folder is damaged and won't let me do anything with it. Anybody know why? Is MTR stripping something out that Popcorn needs? The TS_folder will play fine in the DVD player. Its not a big deal, it just takes a little more time ripping the whole disk, I was just wondering.

thanks

[Gurm]

Is this an alternate universe?

What are the following:

- MTR
- Popcorn
- TS_folder

I have not heard of any of these things... and I'm gonna guess nobody else here has, either.

[Gurm]

Seriously. Anyone?

I mean, personally I always had trouble when I used Woodpecker to rip my DVD's. It was especially troublesome when I then tried to re-encode them using Vaseline 2.0, although dropping back to Vaseline 1.4 worked SOMETIMES, but not always.

I had much better luck ripping with Walrus 5.7.3.1 and then re-encoding with Ham Sandwich EX.

[adam]

MTR and Popcorn are programs for the Mac. This is DVD to DVDR related, but I'm sure you'll get better answers in the MAC forum. Moving...

[WiseWeasel]

MTR 2.7 might fix that. Until then, keep using Full Disc mode.

[Mark V]

Seriously. Anyone?

I mean, personally I always had trouble when I used Woodpecker to rip my DVD's. It was especially troublesome when I then tried to re-encode them using Vaseline 2.0, although dropping back to Vaseline 1.4 worked SOMETIMES, but not always.

I had much better luck ripping with Walrus 5.7.3.1 and then re-encoding with Ham Sandwich EX.

Vaseline 2.0 is outdated, try KYupthepoopshoot 1.1 then use AFIST 4.5 running UPDABUTT 6.9 and you should feel fine.

Mark V

[Gurm]

Now now Mark, once we discovered that it was just Mac software, there's no need to be outright mean.

[Mark V]

I wasnt being mean, i was just entertaining you.

I thought the ham sandwich part was funny you did.

Mark V

[DeadLily]

Don't know if it's related, but I've just had a similar experience between MTR 2.6 and DVD2OneX. A full disc backup of Kiki's Delivery Service in MTR was interrupted saying that a VOB had bad sectors, giving me the choice between Deleting the VOB or Padding it. I chose to pad it, but DVD2OneX aborted after 82%, saying that the VOB and the IFO didn't match. (The disk was very scratched up, so I don't think any deliberate protection scheme was in play. Although it is a Disney release, so maybe I'm wrong.)