Originally Posted by blutach

Originally Posted by budzos

Thanks for the tip Wombler, I probably never would of thought of trying that. I wonder if one of the older versions of RipIt4Me that used FixVts would crack the protection or is it the combination of the two that does it? Maybe I'll have to try that next time I have issues backing up something difficult.
budzos

Originally Posted by Wombler

It's the combination that does it.

Always use the last released versions of RipIt4Me and FixVTS.

The older versions are completely redundant.

There was talk at one stage about using the older version of RipIt4Me with an updated version of FixVTS but that never came to pass as FixVTS development ceased as well.


Wombler

Originally Posted by jamoskeag3

My hats off to Wombler. His suggestion to run Ripit4me output thru Fixvts works!!

To recap, this is what I encountered:
1. At first I was getting a "couldn't create target rip directory" error message.
- This is easily solved by removing the brackets, "<" and ">" from around the title.

2. Then, I seemed to get stuck at the create PSL2 file stage.
- This is easily solved by being patient. It takes about 2 min for the psl file to be completed

3. Then, during the "cleaning" stage, I got a message that my DVD was dirty and to clean and rerip.
- Choose NOT to rerip and just continue on

4. Run Ripit4me file output on HDD thru Fixvts.

5. Then use DVDShink and your favorite burner

I realize that it is probably easier to use DVDFAb (Thats what I used earlier to rip this movie.) However, its nice to know that Ripit4me still works against what I assume is some new protection.

Thanks again Wombler.