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  1. 4th Oct 2007 03:52 #1
    Nilfennasion
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    So I am trying to back up a 7.5 GB DVD using DVDDecrypter with AnyDVD, and no matter what I do, the ripping speed will not go above 1.1X ... argh!

    I know I have some settings wrong somewhere... but where?

    Help?
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  2. 4th Oct 2007 03:56 #2
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    Try first rip with dvdfab decrypter and if it's also slow you might have something wrong with your dvd reader.
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    Had this problem before, and the disabling of a few settings in either DVDDecrypter or AnyDVD took care of it just fine. It only seems to give me this problem when I am attempting to duplicate DVDs that absolutely will not be pared down or squashed into 4.35GB (130 minutes-plus or so).

    That DVDFab will not allow me to simply clone the DVD without paying money is presently a major problem.
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    Just to add to the fun, DVDDecrypter keeps bombing out about 25% of the way through the rip. I know I did something to make a whole-disc copy of the thing, but I cannot remember how it works with Decrypter and AnyDVD, and I do not want to risk losing a DVD+R DL to something going wrong in the procedure (I spent a fair whack of money getting ones that could burn at 10X-speed).
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  5. 4th Oct 2007 08:51 #5
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    I know I made this mistake early on myself, but DVDFab =/= dvdfab decrypter.

    Baldrick is saying try to rip first with DVDFab Decrypter.

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    Yep, dvdfab decrypter is FREE.
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