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  1. 19th Apr 2005 01:19 #1
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    While attempting to rip an anime episode from a dvd using DVD Decrypter, It stopped and gave me the following error message

    I 22:59:01 Extracting Sectors...
    W 23:01:46 Failed to read Sector 2356735 - CIRC Unrecovered Error
    What should I do?
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  2. 19th Apr 2005 06:54 #2
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    Thats a read error. You could clean the disk and try again. Or you could set it to ignore read errors.
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    the disc is perfectly clean and has no scratches...
    could this be a disc manufacturing error? should i try to get a replacement?

    what would happen to the vid quality if i set to ignore read errors?
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  4. 19th Apr 2005 07:22 #4
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    try it and see.
    but could you rip from a different drive.
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  5. 19th Apr 2005 13:43 #5
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    Are you using the latest version of DVDDecrypter ? Try ripping with DVDShrink with compression setting set to "No Compression".
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    i'm pretty sure that it's the latest version...

    guess i have 3.2.3.0 ...

    according to dvddecrypter.com, the latest version is 3.5.4.0, so i guess it's upgrade time...

    i'll try ripping agin with the latest version and see how it goes. if it still messes up, then i will try to set it to ignore read errors and see how that goes

    ... yup. i always forget to upgrade my programs . . .
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