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  1. Bazinga! MJPollard's Avatar
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    Originally Posted by JohnnyBob
    All joking aside, he has a point. The technical side of ripping & burning is an enjoyable challenge for some of us, but we're often disappointed when watching the movie itself. My good/bad movie ratio is pretty low, on the order of 10%, so I must watch a lot of junk to find even one (1) good movie. You never know til you try it, ratings aren't reliable. However in the case of Star Trek (2009), I thought it was pretty good, worth the time and effort. I can't say about Up, because I don't watch cartoons.
    That hasn't been a problem for me, as these days I generally only buy DVDs of movies, TV shows, etc. that I already know I like; my money's stretched too thin to take a chance on buying crap. If I back up a DVD, it's to keep the original in as pristine a condition as possible; either that, or I rip the movie to an XviD file on an external HD for portable viewing. (I'm long past the days of collecting as many DVD rips as I can just for the sake of having them, as I found myself accumulating a bunch of crap; I ended up replacing the few I liked with purchased versions, and tossing the remaining 99%.) Like you, Star Trek was definitely in the "gotta have it" category, but Up is another story.
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  2. I think both movies are outstanding and jimdagys is an idiot, first for coming on here and bragging about illegally downloading or otherwise illegally acquiring these films, and second for his taste in movies.
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    I have made a full copy of Star Trek 2009, using anydvd 6.6.0.7 , dvdshrink and wrote it with dvd decrypter
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    I just ripped with dvd fab 6 version 6.0.2.5 but had problems with 6.1.2.6
    but seems to do better with older version
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    It's not a problem yet~~~
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    I can't get any recent rips to play on my Panasonic DMR-E50, including this one.

    They play just fine on a more recent machine.
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  7. In case somebody try to burn region 3 version of this DVD:

    Method 1> Hook on latest version's AnyDVD & run dvd shrink, select reauthor mode, use open file to open that disc & select title 17 to burn. Don't forget to remove unnecessary subtitle & audio languages.

    Method 2> Just use latest version's DVDFab to backup burn title 17 to HD & use any burn software to burn it to DVD.
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    If you hear a "whirring" sound when you rip it don't worry, it's just Gene Roddenberry spinning in his grave...
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    seems like most of users use DVDFAB~~~ That's really a good application~~
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  10. hello all,
    at last, i received my star trek 2009 DVD and tried to rip it. i live in france
    i did not complete the backup yet, but what i know is that the title number is 28, according to "media player classic" bottom window i used to view the DVD on my PC
    hope this helps !
    ph.
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