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  1. 6th Jan 2005 17:39 #1
    neo*2
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    Hi Guys, I'm fairly new to ripping dvds and have recently noticed on a few of my recent movies such as I.Robot that the intro and ending begins to pixel and sound gets choppy here and there. I've followed the forums and from what I gather it is either the media which I'll admitt is not top of the line or the compression. I'm using decrypter & Shrink.
    I guess what I am looking for is an overall opinion as to what you think is causing this problem. Any help would be very appreciated.
    Also when I rip I only re-author and burn only the movie. Should I adjust any settings when doing so. Thanks again.....
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    Originally Posted by neo*2
    sound gets choppy
    Shrink doesn't touch (compress) the sound. You've got crappy media.
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    I don't recall I.Robot being excessively long, so I'd guess it's the media
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    Trifecta ...

    media.
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    Cheap blank dvds is the problem for sure.
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    Bad Media ... Easy to verify ... put it on good media and see.
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  7. 6th Jan 2005 22:29 #7
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    Try using Taiyo Yudens or Maxells(made in japan). You will get way better results.
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