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I always rip my dvds using dvdx now. I have had wonderful results so far with the dvds I rip. I always do the rip in svcd and the encoding time takes like 9 hrs.
Yesterday I got a couple dvds from a friend and they were Artisan dvds. I don't know if it was because they were Artisan dvds or not.. but they didn't rip. It ripped the Artisan advertisement logo and thats about all. I got this error right before it ripped the movie:
DVDx Error
MPEG2Dec: Too much sample.
Try other frame rate or change 'Detect/Force 24 Hz' flag.
Now a friend of mine says he had the same problem when ripping Blockbuster dvds, but I know they are protected. These were store bought and I want to know how to get around this error.
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I kinda need to return these dvds to my friend. Can someone please tell me how I can copy them?
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use smartripper
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ok, but if anyone else has a solution for dvdx please tell me. It's so user-friendly :P
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DVD2SVCD is easy to, if you just take time to read the guide over @ http://www.doom9.org
DVD2SVCD @ http://dvd2svcd.doom9.org -
Ya, i saw the dvd2svcd program but I like the on step programs so I can start it and go to sleep.
Anyways... The error said: MPEG2Dec: Too much sample.
Try other frame rate or change 'Detect/Force 24 Hz' flag.
Well I decided to try what it said. I did force 24hz under imput settings and it worked but..... Directors Commentary!!!!! Ahhhhh i am soo confused. I just noticed default frame output is 25.0 pal. Should that be 29.97ntsc? I live in the US.
BTW, I have DVDx 2.0(the newest version) so if anyone knows a solution.. please tell me.
Thanks,
#1NewBie
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