When I rip using SmartRipper, it says "ASPI Not available for this drive" but it works anyway and rips fine.
So, two questions...
1. What is ASPI?
2. Whay would I need it?
I am running Windows XP SP1, Lite-On Lt-166 DVD-ROM, Sony DRU-500A Burner.
Thanks in advance!
Phillip
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"ASPI stands for Advanced SCSI Programming Interface. Originally developed by Adaptec. It is a software layer that enables programs to communicate with SCSI and ATAPI devices(CD and DVD Drives and other storage peripherals)."
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Thanks for the reply Bob. I did see the glossary definition, and even went to the referenced page, but to be quite honest it didn't really make a lot of sense to me.
To be specific, I evidentally don't have ASPI installed, or SmartRipper can't use it. Everything seems to be working fine, but would ripping be faster if I had ASPI? Are there other advantages?
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Originally Posted by ptmurphy
All I know is SmartRipper for me didn't want to work so I used the "ForceASPI" utility program and it works well now. I have a LiteON LTD 163D DVD drive and I rip DVD9 or dual layer DVD's at speeds of 8 to 12x most of the time.
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Seriously, does anyone know what the heck ASPI is and what benefits it offers, if I need it, etc.
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Dont think u need it on XP,also as a Altrnative..DVD Decrypter have its
own ASPI..
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