May I remember to anyone that DVDShrink can be used as a ripper ?
Even if some app do not like it (DVD-RB for instance). Note: It's funny to see companies hunting free softwares and letting Nero Recode to be SOLD widely. |
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Doesn't Shrink require that you have DVD Decrypter installed? The reason I ask I remember when first installing Shrink it said you must configure DVD Decrypter to select all files before using Shrink. |
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It may be very good but now I remember why I don't use it: it needs .NET to run :?. I hate .NET/JAVA/etc...I hate it I hate it I hate it :). Just kidding. But to be honest I not a fan of .NET. Just why don't "they" code under good old c++ anymore? Cheers |
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Years ago I was on a college course to repair TV/VCR's and our tutor even said way back then not to buy Sony VCR's as they give out plenty of problems, that has always stuck in my mind. Yes losing MS was another blow to this community also it was a fantastic piece of software. :( |
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The latest version of DVDDecrypter took care of that issue. -kwag |
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And I'm not kidding :twisted: -kwag |
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Note: DVD4Free should also rip such discs. |
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Because those DVDs can't be ripped with any ripper, except DVDDecrypter :!: I tried a couple of the "Columbia" DVSs with CladDVD and other rippers, and the only one successful was the latest DVDDecrypter. -kwag |
I hate using .NET as well and im also disappointed that Clad uses this framework. :(
@Kwag & Phil Thanks for the info on Shrink btw. :) Decrypter was king though. :( |
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Everything that is on the Internet is true, isn't it ? :D |
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I just tried DVD43, and it worked like charm :!: I just opened the files on a DVD, dragged a couple of VOBs to my hard drive, and then I played them with VLC :D -kwag |
So it is true after all :D :!: Everything they say on the internet is really true :D :lol:
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I thought I'd copy here a couple of posts I made on this topic over on the DIKO forums. I'm just trying to get a better understanding of how the legality issue works...
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That's the basis of the trials launched in France : companies are been sued to put something on their disc that puts people in the necessity to break the law (to crack the code) in order to access to the rights granted to them by an other law (the "private copy"'s law) |
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Let me just say that this paragraph is extremely interesting and that people should fight for their rights. |
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Tell me about it :!: At work, we're currently re-writing a huge .NET application in Python ;) We're trying to make the business a "Microsoft Free Environment" :mrgreen: -kwag |
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Amen to that, Python rules! :D I don't like the way MS has made it so you need to install a seperate framework to get your apps working I call that bad or lazy programming, that is why I preferred Delphi (before Python came out of course) you could make an app without the necessity to force users to install a seperate framework to get it going. I wish you guys luck in removing the unnecessary framework. :) [/OT] |
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Did not have to test it yet but :
http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic....ghlight=dvdfab |
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