Problem Ripping Bachelor Party

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by rlschneck, May 30, 2005.

  1. rlschneck

    rlschneck Guest

    This is the first time I have ever had a problem ripping a dvd after nearly 100 successful rips.

    AnyDVD breaks the encryption with no problem, but CloneDVD2 comes up with an error about it not being able to read a certain file... I will post the exact error message when I get a chance.

    Thanks,
    rs
     
  2. rlschneck

    rlschneck Guest

    so, here is a screenshot of the error message:

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    AnyDVD seems to decrypt the disc just fine, but when i browse to my my DVD-ROM drive (drive E:\), in CloneDVD, and select the the volume (the drive E:\) it gives me the above error.

    On the other hand, when I select the VIDEO_TS folder listed under the main volume (E:\) it gives me the following problem:

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    I really don't know what the problem is... I have very recent versions of both AnyDVD and CloneDVD2.

    Any explanation would be much appreciated?

    Thanks,
    rs
     
  3. rlschneck

    rlschneck Guest

    ok... apparently i do not know how to post screenshots...

    can anyone instruct me so that i can share the pics?
     
  4. rlschneck

    rlschneck Guest

    let's try this again:

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  5. rlschneck

    rlschneck Guest

    whoops...

    well, as you can see, i'm a complete idiot--please help!
     
  6. rlschneck

    rlschneck Guest

    anyone??
     
  7. rlschneck

    rlschneck Guest

    well, dvd decrypter did the trick, but i would still love any insight into this problem because i do enjoy talking to myself.

    since i can't figure out how to post screen-shots i will just post the error message:

    Unable to read video files from:

    E:\

    E:\VIDEO_TS.IFO: unable to open file

    The system cannot find the file specified.

    Please be sure all required files are available and try again.

    Details:
    File 0 E:\VIDEO_TS.IFO 2

    i know that it would seem obvious that AnyDVD just didn't break the CSS, but it appeared to work. i was still able to browse the contents of the disc and view all of the dvd files, including VIDEO_TS.IFO...

    anyway, it's not clear that it was a decryption problem, nor is it clear that the source was damaged--it looked brand new. why would decrypter work and anydvd not work? i have used anydvd with much success... i don't want to lose faith in it...

    for those keeping track, the second error was as follows...
    *in the preview pane of clonedvd*:
    directory not found: E:\VIDEO_TS
    [OSUtillQ [WString]]


     
  8. rlschneck

    rlschneck Guest

    captain's log :

    i figured out posting screenshots... thanks to a very curt moderator (flip_#, or something like that... i'm going to get kicked off of this forum... )

    here is the first error:
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    second error:
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    thanks,
    rs
     
  9. rlschneck

    rlschneck Guest

    i'll never give up:

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  10. rlschneck

    rlschneck Guest

    success!!
     

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