dvd ripping help

CrackTheSky · Post by **CrackTheSky** » Sun Jan 07, 2007 3:14 pm

superlaos91 wrote:
BasharOfTheAges wrote:I'm really not sure then... Have you installed anything new recently that may be causing a conflict? anything at all.

If not, I'm sure someone else will be by with a better understanding of this software than I have.
not really. the only thing new i have installed was internet explorer 7

Eww, Internet Exploder?

...Sorry to get your hopes up, I have nothing to say.

Minion · Post by **Minion** » Sun Jan 07, 2007 6:19 pm

i assume you havn't even used ie7 before. ei6 was the lump of lumberjack shit that came with xp. ie7 is more stable than firefox, and has tabbed browsing.

/still uses firefox though. likes the interface

superlaos91 · Post by **superlaos91** » Sun Jan 07, 2007 9:37 pm

still not working -_-. i think i'm all out of ideas lol. i tried restarting. uninstalling and re installing. although i do remember that i put in a disk that was badly scratched and tried dvd decrytper but it didn't respond. i did the same wiht im to dvd ripper and it just not responded. since than none of my dvd's have worked in either of the programs.

Willen · Post by **Willen** » Mon Jan 08, 2007 9:16 am

Just for shits and giggles, can you check whether your drives are using DMA transfer mode?

If you need to know how to check, go to Control Panel and open System. Click on the Hardware tab, then click the Device Manager button. Expand the IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers category and double click on the Parallel ATA Controller to see its properties. Find your DVD drive on either the Primary Channel or most likely on the Secondary Channel tab. The Transfer Mode should say either DMA or Ultra DMA. If it says PIO, then uh oh...

The other possibility is that if you are using ASPI, then the drivers may have been corrupted.

superlaos91 · Post by **superlaos91** » Mon Jan 08, 2007 4:13 pm

Willen wrote:Just for shits and giggles, can you check whether your drives are using DMA transfer mode?

If you need to know how to check, go to Control Panel and open System. Click on the Hardware tab, then click the Device Manager button. Expand the IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers category and double click on the Parallel ATA Controller to see its properties. Find your DVD drive on either the Primary Channel or most likely on the Secondary Channel tab. The Transfer Mode should say either DMA or Ultra DMA. If it says PIO, then uh oh...

The other possibility is that if you are using ASPI, then the drivers may have been corrupted.

it did say pio. so what does that mean?

Willen · Post by **Willen** » Tue Jan 09, 2007 6:44 am

superlaos91 wrote:it did say pio. so what does that mean?

Once again, Windows XP's 'features' rises up again http://support.microsoft.com/kb/817472

Go to this page: http://winhlp.com/WxDMA.htm and try doing the Alternative Method—Uninstalling the Port first since editing your registry can be risky and may have bad results if you do something wrong. Essentially, you'll have to:

Go back to the Parallel ATA Controller as I described in my previous post. Right click on the Parallel ATA Controller listing (Secondary Parallel ATA Controller if it shows up separately) and click Uninstall. Reboot your computer now. When Windows restarts, it will re-install the driver (this may take a while). Then you can go back to the Parallel ATA Controller Properties and select DMA or Ultra DMA transfer mode.

superlaos91 · Post by **superlaos91** » Tue Jan 09, 2007 7:05 pm

i don't know if this helps but when i use dvd decrypter. it gets all the way to then end then this screen pops up saying I/O error and ask it i want to retry, skip and something else.

Willen · Post by **Willen** » Wed Jan 10, 2007 6:06 am

You either have a dirty or scratched disc, or the disc is bad in some way. OR, for some reason you have a DVD with one of the newer copy protection schemes (dummy sectors/dummy files/bad structure). Make sure you have the last version of DVD Decrypter (v3.5.4.0) which can handle some of these discs. Worst case, you'll need to use RipIt4Me in conjunction with DVD Decrypter and FixVTS.

Since you are getting this error message at the end, I'm suspecting it's something with the disc.

superlaos91 · Post by **superlaos91** » Wed Jan 10, 2007 8:11 pm

Willen wrote:You either have a dirty or scratched disc, or the disc is bad in some way. OR, for some reason you have a DVD with one of the newer copy protection schemes (dummy sectors/dummy files/bad structure). Make sure you have the last version of DVD Decrypter (v3.5.4.0) which can handle some of these discs. Worst case, you'll need to use RipIt4Me in conjunction with DVD Decrypter and FixVTS.

Since you are getting this error message at the end, I'm suspecting it's something with the disc.

it's been like that with all of my dvd's old and new.

superlaos91 · Post by **superlaos91** » Mon Feb 19, 2007 5:00 pm

that's what i keep getting with all of my dvd's and it seems to be the vts_01_0.bup
keeps messing up or something i'm not really sure