Help ripping Titanic 2012 DVD

[jcbear]

Received the two disc DVD set (2012 version) and tried to make a personal back-up copy.

Tried to make a personal back-up copy of disc one with Handbrake, it crashed. Tried disc two, Handbrake crashed. I know the movie is chapter 33 (out of 99) on disc one (43 out of 99 on disc two), but Handbrake won't show the chapter list either. When I insert the disc and Handbrake starts reading the disc, I want to hit "cancel" but it's greyed out.

Tried to make a personal back-up copy with RipIt. Tried choosing the correct chapter on disc one but RipIt won't show the chapter list. Tried to let RipIt copy (rather than compress) the disc, it gets to 100% and just sits there, never completes the rip.

I'm on an iMac with latest OS. Handbrake and RipIt are both latest/greatest version.

I'm looking for any suggestions/help. Thanks

[aedipuss]

needs mac user help

[jcbear]

thanks, reworded.

[jman98]

Another newbie who doesn't understand that his Mac specific post MUST go in our Mac forum to get help.

I will contact a mod and ask for it to get moved. I know of Windows solutions to your problem but I can't help you with a Mac.

[jcbear]

you got it, first timer, thanks for letting me know. I'll copy/paste into Mac forum.

Appreciate the directions.

[johns0]

Thread moved to the mac forum,i deleted your other thread.

[gonwk]

Hi jcbear,

I am not a MAC user ... but reading thru some sites it suggested may be contacting RipIt team and see why it stops at 100% ... and does not Finalize?

Also you can try Mac DVDRipper Pro and see if that works ... I think you get 5 Free unlimited tries ... before you decide to go for it or not.

G!

[aedipuss]

it can take weeks for new releases to be "doable" by rippers. it takes time to update the programs and not all are done forthwith.

[Ai Haibara]

You can also try ripping the DVDs with the OS X version of DVDFab HD Decrypter.

To be honest, I'm not sure about doing it with Handbrake. I think it may not (or the components it depends upon) may not be able to handle all of the possible DVD protection schemes out there.

[lawnman]

http://www.ripdifferent.com/mtr/