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  1. 16th Apr 2006 11:15 #1
    yoda313
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    I was curious. It's not that big of deal since I can burn a video_ts folder as easily as burning an iso file. But is there one? I updated to the april 14th release and I'm not sure I can rip to iso.

    Again not a big deal but I was curious. I like the feature in dvd decrytper but its not updated anymore.

    Thanks for any info.
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    No ISO option but you can use ImgTool Classic to create an ISO IMAGE FILE then burn with DVD Decrypter or ImgBurn.

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    Ok thanks. I don't really need to use another program then if its not built in. I was curious. Thanks.
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    Originally Posted by yoda313
    Ok thanks. I don't really need to use another program then if its not built in. I was curious. Thanks.
    Well ImgTool Classic is the best way that I know of to make an ISO IMAGE FILE and ImgBurn is the best DVD burning software yet it doesn't burn from a VIDEO_TS folder.

    Hence my suggestion.

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  5. 17th Apr 2006 05:44 #5
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    This is my one big criticism of DVDFab decrypter - yes, it is getting updated to get around the latest protections all the time - but dvddecrypter just has so many different "options" - IFO mode, for a start.
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    Originally Posted by jimmalenko
    This is my one big criticism of DVDFab decrypter - yes, it is getting updated to get around the latest protections all the time - but dvddecrypter just has so many different "options" - IFO mode, for a start.
    Not to mention stream processing - yeah you're right jimmy - we need a little more functionality out of dvdfabdecrypter.

    But once we get the video_ts folder to the harddrive we can still do whatever we want. It just takes up more room if we can't strip out first.
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    personally don't mind it coming as the video_ts folder since its a free program but i where paying for that it would be somthing else
    But once we get the video_ts folder to the harddrive we can still do whatever we want. It just takes up more room if we can't out first.
    Thats true ^^^
    iso option would be nice, but then again i think many ppl (not me) Just shrink it to fit a DVDr (4.7) wiothout stripping any unwanted things
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