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DVD decrypter-mode IFO, after decrypte why no bup file?

Discussion in 'Copy DVD to DVDR' started by mac_t13, Mar 5, 2010.

  1. mac_t13

    mac_t13 Regular member

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    I used Dvd decrypter to decrypt a DVD. But after decrypt I found that there are only IFO file and VOB file. Because I want to decrypt selected chapter so I click mode>IFO. without bup file can it be burn into dvd? Sometimes decrypt half way, prompt " data error (cyclic redundancy chk) failed to read". Does it means my disc problems?
    Thanks
     
  2. attar

    attar Senior member

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    If the error prevents ripping the disk, you can try changing the settings to increase the number or ignore totally (under the I/O tab in 'Settings'...
    Since DVD Decrypter is not current for newer DVD releases you may have to go with a different ripper.

    IFO mode does not produce DVD compliant files.

    You can load the VOB into the likes of DVD Flick and create a new DVD.
    Ensure that under 'Project' > 'Video' > 'Advanced' that 'Copy mpeg-2 streams' is checked - else the files will be recoded (assuming the running time of the project is not more than can be fitted on a standard blank).

    Also, when in DVD Decrypter IFO mode, when you select the PGC, right click on it and opt for 'No file splitting'.
     
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  3. scum101

    scum101 Guest

    obviously here is somebody who needs to get a modern ripper not some bloody antique..
     
  4. cyprusrom

    cyprusrom Active member

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    I think we need to have an official DVD Decrypter funeral, stickied on some page...full of "DVD Decrypter Error" threads...
     

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