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  1. 11th Aug 2002 23:07 #1
    ASPEEDSTER
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    Having been lucky in ripping movies to dvd-r, I've lately been getting movies ripped with DVD Decrypter with a final ISO Image that is at a file size 4,194,302..It apperars to cut the final 5 minutes of movie off...The sound was decoded with DVD2AVi creating a ac3 file and the movie to a m2v..near end of movie the picture freezes yet the sound continues to the completion of the movie..Wheres my problem ?
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    What OS are you running and what file system? Some Fat32 has a cutoff at 4gb or thereabouts.
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    Yep, 4,194,302 is ~3.99 GB. Running FAT32, no doubt.
    As Churchill famously predicted when Chamberlain returned from Munich proclaiming peace in his time: "You were given the choice between war and dishonor. You chose dishonor, and you will have war."
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  4. 12th Aug 2002 01:48 #4
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    You got me guys...I am indeed running XP Pro but elected to stay at fat32..In the back of my mind I thought this could be the problem but the thought of moving some files around and reformating to NTSF really didnt intice me...Thanks for the respond
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  5. 13th Aug 2002 01:06 #5
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    trust me... you have a DVD burner right? grab some disk, backup, format and dont look back... NTFS on a solid system is great, besides unless your using special apps your gonna run into all sorts of problems with fat32.

    But then thats just my $.02
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