I just ripped a 4320MB DVD in 2mins 13 secs

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  1. Oriphus

    Oriphus Senior member

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    Thats amazing - never ripped that speed before. Using DVD Decrypter i was getting 12x at times on my pioneer DVR105. Strange.....But im happy :D
     
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    I have had a super fast rip before also using DVDDecrypter that took a few minutes and couldn't believe whta I was seeing and just thought the files were gonna be mush but they weren't

    the thing was when I tried it again it went normal speed!

     
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    Oriphus Senior member

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    Yeah, it is noticeably slower now - back down to 6x and 7x, was pretty cool though and the DVD works great.
     
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    I would like to know how it happens and why can't it happen more :)

    anyone know why?
     
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    Yeah - its a pity it doesnt happen more often. Could it be on DVD's without encryption. I never checked, but i doubt it since DVD Decrypter wouldve thrown up an error and all DVD's have CSS. Im just waffling!
     
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    Single layer discs rip at faster speeds from what I have noticed.

    Normally I get about 7-8x with DVD Decrypter on a dual layer disc and I can top out at the full 16x sometimes with an average of 14-15x on single layer discs.

    I also think some dvd's don't have CSS on them. Only way I can think to see if it has CSS on them is to run them through Pinnacle IC since it will not do CSS protected discs.
     
    prowler19, Sep 6, 2003
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  7. koola

    koola Guest

    DVD drives on duel layered dvd's needs to read two levels and so slows down due to the amount of data it is reading but on a single layered dvd, it can increase the speed and so rip faster. If you use AnyDVD while using DVD Decrypter on a duel layered dvd, it normally rips abit faster at about 10-13X, dunno why?
     
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