Pack Header Not Found
- The Wired Knight
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Pack Header Not Found
Hey guys, trying to rip Gankutsuou onto my computer but while using DVD Decrypter I can't seem to rip a number of the DVDs. I could rip one and two fine but all the others produce an error reading "Pack Header Not Found" preceeded by a Sector and some five digit numbers.
Anybody know what's going on here and how I can get past it?
Anybody know what's going on here and how I can get past it?
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- The Wired Knight
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If that's the case then I'm at an impass at the moment since Smartripper can't rip them either (It says "Index out of bounds").
Unless somebody else has any other idea what the problem is could you suggest another ripping program other than DVD Decrypter and Smartripper
Unless somebody else has any other idea what the problem is could you suggest another ripping program other than DVD Decrypter and Smartripper
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Maybe this one? The comment at doom9:
Note: I didn't use it myself. Smartripper worked well for me so far.simple ripper that's always updated to handle copy protection by disc corruption mechanisms.
- The Wired Knight
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I think I fixed it, I manged to rip two discs that didn't work (haven't tried volumes three or four yet).
I got it to work in DVD decrypter by removing cell 2 from the VOB that contains the show. I'm not really certain what that did but it appears the VOBs work without a hitch now.
Any idea what the problem was given that removing Cell 2 gets rid of the error message I posted about?
I got it to work in DVD decrypter by removing cell 2 from the VOB that contains the show. I'm not really certain what that did but it appears the VOBs work without a hitch now.
Any idea what the problem was given that removing Cell 2 gets rid of the error message I posted about?
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They probably put a reference to the bad/dummy Cell 2 in the IFO file to mess with standard rippers. I'd suggest using RipIt4Me (which requires having DVD Decrypter and FixVTS installed) to load the proper PSL file into DVD Decrypter to rip the disc then FixVTS to get rid of the dummy cells and other crap.The Wired Knight wrote:I think I fixed it, I manged to rip two discs that didn't work (haven't tried volumes three or four yet).
I got it to work in DVD decrypter by removing cell 2 from the VOB that contains the show. I'm not really certain what that did but it appears the VOBs work without a hitch now.
Any idea what the problem was given that removing Cell 2 gets rid of the error message I posted about?
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CloneDVD would probably work too. After all, it's made to eliminate the copy protection. So far, whenever DVDDecrypter failed me, CloneDVD was up for the job.
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- The Wired Knight
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Well I haven't run DVD2AVI yet, (more precisely I haven't produced the d2v files yet). But loading them ito the program seems to be fine (minus of course the typical interlacing issues).
Are you saying that I should get one of these other two programs and rip the dvds again or will I be ok with the vob rips I made by removing cell 2?
Also fast question on a related note. Does anyone know where the patch is for Adobe Premiere Pro so taht I can use avisynth files as source footage? I recently got pro but don't have that patch.
Are you saying that I should get one of these other two programs and rip the dvds again or will I be ok with the vob rips I made by removing cell 2?
Also fast question on a related note. Does anyone know where the patch is for Adobe Premiere Pro so taht I can use avisynth files as source footage? I recently got pro but don't have that patch.
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The other programs would have done the same thing you did manually (and maybe a few other things, but maybe that was all that was needed), so if they work with no problems then there is no need to re-rip them.The Wired Knight wrote:Are you saying that I should get one of these other two programs and rip the dvds again or will I be ok with the vob rips I made by removing cell 2?
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It comes with the AMVapp. You shouldn't install the AMVapp during a project, but if you haven't started editing yet (or if you only install the Premiere AVS plugin) you can do it.The Wired Knight wrote:Also fast question on a related note. Does anyone know where the patch is for Adobe Premiere Pro so taht I can use avisynth files as source footage? I recently got pro but don't have that patch.
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