DVD Shrink & Copy Protection?

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Terry Pinnell

I was recommended to use DVD Shrink to examine a DVD I've authored.
But to get familiar with the program I've just tried opening a free
DVD that came with my mother-in-law's Daily Mail recently ('Defence Of
The Realm'). But it crashed, when it got to 97% within 'Analyzing',
with a message about Copy Protection. I'd understood DVD Shrink could
handle DVDs with such protection?

FWIW, this is version 3.2.0.15.
 
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Nicolaas Hawkins

I was recommended to use DVD Shrink to examine a DVD I've authored.
But to get familiar with the program I've just tried opening a free
DVD that came with my mother-in-law's Daily Mail recently ('Defence Of
The Realm'). But it crashed, when it got to 97% within 'Analyzing',
with a message about Copy Protection. I'd understood DVD Shrink could
handle DVDs with such protection?

FWIW, this is version 3.2.0.15.

Obviously not, eh?!
 
M

Maynard Man

Terry Pinnell said:
I was recommended to use DVD Shrink to examine a DVD I've authored.
But to get familiar with the program I've just tried opening a free
DVD that came with my mother-in-law's Daily Mail recently ('Defence Of
The Realm'). But it crashed, when it got to 97% within 'Analyzing',
with a message about Copy Protection. I'd understood DVD Shrink could
handle DVDs with such protection?

FWIW, this is version 3.2.0.15.

Use DVDfabdecrypter ( http://www.dvdidle.com/free.htm ) to rip it to your
hard disk.
 
A

AAH

And how to backup to a DVD disk?
Thanks




Terry Pinnell said:
I was recommended to use DVD Shrink to examine a DVD I've authored.
But to get familiar with the program I've just tried opening a free
DVD that came with my mother-in-law's Daily Mail recently ('Defence Of
The Realm'). But it crashed, when it got to 97% within 'Analyzing',
with a message about Copy Protection. I'd understood DVD Shrink could
handle DVDs with such protection?

FWIW, this is version 3.2.0.15.

Use DVDfabdecrypter ( http://www.dvdidle.com/free.htm ) to rip it to your
hard disk.
 
D

dadiOH

Terry said:
I was recommended to use DVD Shrink to examine a DVD I've authored.
But to get familiar with the program I've just tried opening a free
DVD that came with my mother-in-law's Daily Mail recently ('Defence Of
The Realm'). But it crashed, when it got to 97% within 'Analyzing',
with a message about Copy Protection. I'd understood DVD Shrink could
handle DVDs with such protection?

FWIW, this is version 3.2.0.15.

Did you set the region correctly? Here's a user guide...
http://www.doom9.org/index.html?/mpg/dvdshrink31-main.htm

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dadiOH
____________________________

dadiOH's dandies v3.06...
....a help file of info about MP3s, recording from
LP/cassette and tips & tricks on this and that.
Get it at http://mysite.verizon.net/xico
 
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Cguides

And how to backup to a DVD disk?

Once the DVD has been decrypted to the hard drive, just click on the
'Open Files' button instead of the 'Open Disc' button in DVD Shrink.
Then select the folder and after it analyses it, just click on the
'Backup!' button. Easy!
 
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Terry Pinnell

dadiOH said:
Did you set the region correctly? Here's a user guide...
http://www.doom9.org/index.html?/mpg/dvdshrink31-main.htm

Thanks, that link helped me fix it. There's no actual setting in DVD
Shrink for a specific Region AFAICT. But there is an option in
Preferences called 'Check RPC2 drive region code when opening a DVD.'
That was enabled by default, and I didn't have a clue what it meant
when I first installed the program. After unchecking it, 'Defence Of
The Realm' was analyzed quickly.

I'd have thought that would be unchecked by default, or even
hard-coded?
 

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