Broken Blocks
- Chaos Angel
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Broken Blocks
I was curious about something. On two of my DVDs, Smartripper has encountered "broken blocks" while ripping which slow or even stop the ripping process. The surface looks fine to my eyes. Is there a way to work around it and still get the scene I want to rip, or do I need to get new DVDs?
- Zarxrax
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I always thought you were never supposed to wipe a disc in circles (i.e., along the path the laser follows) but from hub to edge or from edge to hub. As I understood it, if you wipe it in a circle and accidentally add a scratch yourself, it has a much higher chance of deflecting the laser and messing up the playback than if you acidentally put a radial scratch, or at least it would cause a much shorter hiccup in the audio.Zarxrax wrote:You could try wiping it off in small circular motions with a soft cloth or something
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- Zarxrax
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When cleaning an optical disc, always wipe in a straight line, moving from the center of the disc outward.
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- Chaos Angel
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I had this problem when ripping one episode of Yu Yu Hakusho from the japanese DVD. It seems that these broken blocks were never written to the DVD right, My DVD player would even freeze when it got to this part (that sucked too since is was right as Yuske was about to fight Dugaru). The only thing I could do was just let Smart ripper run all night, but when it was done it seem to have fixed the messed up part in the final vob file(though I am not sure how).I was curious about something. On two of my DVDs, Smartripper has encountered "broken blocks" while ripping which slow or even stop the ripping process. The surface looks fine to my eyes. Is there a way to work around it and still get the scene I want to rip, or do I need to get new DVDs?
- Chaos Angel
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