AnyDVD / DVD2one - Club CDFreaks

loggy · 04-07-2003

Anyone try it with D2O yet?

http://www.slysoft.com/en/anydvd.html

jhmac · 04-07-2003

That link is dead...

loggy · 04-07-2003

It's not dead, really (but I had to try several times for it to resolve).
Try this:
http://213.239.193.73/

edit> One can't expect technical perfection from Antigua...!

jhmac · 04-07-2003

Thanks! It works with DVD2one but it seems real slow transcoding on the fly like this, unless you have a really fast drive to rip with, which I don't... Under full disk copy the scan is very slow...

loggy · 04-07-2003

Quote:

Originally posted by jhmac
Thanks! It works with DVD2one but it seems real slow transcoding on the fly like this, unless you have a really fast drive to rip with, which I don't... Under full disk copy the scan is very slow...

What do you have?
[later I'm going to try from my 105/A05 with the 12x ripping-hacked firmware...]

jhmac · 04-07-2003

I tried it with my A04/104, do you know if there is a firmware hack to speed up the ripping with the A04/104?

loggy · 04-07-2003

Quote:

Originally posted by jhmac
I tried it with my A04/104, do you know if there is a firmware hack to speed up the ripping with the A04/104?

Apparently not--but requests and news for such are best found at:
http://forum.firmware-flash.com/viewforum.php?f=2

How slow is processing with D2O [movie-only?] using AnyDVD and a 104/A04?
Have you the alternative of a fast-ripping dvd-rom?

digitaldr · 05-07-2003

I just tested AnyDVD with Cold Feet Series 2 Episode 1 length 48 minutes 46 seconds File size 2,426,294,272 bytes using a NEC DV-5800B DVD ROM

Total time to encode with DVD2one was 30.14 using AnyDVD (i.e I encoded straight from the original DVD).

Decryption with DVD Decrypter took 5.42 minutes and encoding the resulting file with DVD2one took 8.24 minutes.

Conclusion: AnyDVD is slow but might be useful if your looking to do backups with minimal user intervention - especially if you have the option to burn with DVD2one. Maybe DVDBot would be a better solution - I haven't tried it yet.

As for the region code removal I had to reboot each time I wanted to change regions.

loggy · 05-07-2003

Interesting...
Folks are reporting quite varied speed results with direct processing from dvd. Such ranges from just as fast as from ripped files on HD, up to 7 times longer!
Maybe a bug present in some configs, maybe performance is very hardware sensitive...
I'll report my own experiences shortly.
I hope it can improve to be more than just good for unattended...

digitaldr · 05-07-2003

Just tried the using my Pioneer 105 instead -(see my previous post for details) only took 15.31 minutes. I'm using the 12x ripping-hacked firmware which also allows x2 burning on x1 discs (been using it for months with no problems). Of course by using my burner to rip I want be able to do unattended backups.

Interestingly my NEC DVD ROM is usually marginally faster than the 105.

System details:

AMD 2800XP, 512MB ram, 120Gb harddisc and Leadtek k7 ncr 18d pro motherboard

satfreak · 07-07-2003

Hi,

i tested anydvd with dvd2one and CloneDVD. I think that anydvd is optimized for CloneDVD. AnyDVD is with CloneDVD real fast, with dvd2one very slow.

If you use DVD2One you should use DVDDecrypter at this moment.

evdberg · 07-07-2003

AnyDVD is the never released Region Killer Pro, and thus made by Elby. I tried it with DVD2one, but I got 'Encrypted Data detected' error message.

Erwin

MadBob · 07-07-2003

Did you reboot before trying it out, I forgot the first time and thought it wasn't working.

loggy · 07-07-2003

Quote:

Originally posted by evdberg
AnyDVD is the never released Region Killer Pro, and thus made by Elby. I tried it with DVD2one, but I got 'Encrypted Data detected' error message.

Erwin

Quite a few others have used it successfully with D2O. Results _are_ all over the place, though, as far as functioning at all or speed. It seems current AnyDVD is highly selective insofar as hardware or environment...

evdberg · 07-07-2003

I did reboot ... but I used DVD2one V1.2.2 ...

Erwin

MrCrow · 07-07-2003

122 ???
Am I missing something?
;-)

*ViRuS2k* · 08-07-2003

at the moment dvd2one is realy slow with anyDVD

here is an example.......

Dungions and Dragons 7.9gig

dvd2one with anydvd full movie = 125 minutes without burn

dvd2one with dvd decrypter = 45 minutes with burn

cloneDVD with anydvd = just over 1 hour

as you can see dvd2one and dvddecrypter is the fastest.
coming in 2nd was clonedvd with anydvd (optimized for anydvd hint hint :P and 3rd was a pain

im awaiting a dvd2one update that is optimized for speed.

my liteon dvdrom must have been going very slow
couldnt the optimization lie in the speed of the dvdrom :P

or it could be anydvd isnt fast enough to decode than dvd2one is at transcodeing.

well im puzzled

ReneB · 08-07-2003

Wait no longer, 1.2.2 is optimized for speed and available at our website.

Unfortunally it still is amazingly slow with anydvd. Somehow anydvd does something very strange to my drive, the drive constantly spins-up,slows down etc.

*ViRuS2k* · 08-07-2003

Quote:

Originally posted by ReneB
Wait no longer, 1.2.2 is optimized for speed and available at our website.

Unfortunally it still is amazingly slow with anydvd. Somehow anydvd does something very strange to my drive, the drive constantly spins-up,slows down etc.

i will let you know soon if its just a glitch on your end with ya dvdrom drive.

stay tuned.

DerPriester · 08-07-2003

I tryed to transcode a dvd with version 1.2.2. I tryed this with AnyDVD on the fly. But DVD2One said, that there are decrypted data on the disk. This error doesn´t occure in Version 1.2.1. What´s wrong here ??

Sorry for my english.

DerPriester · 08-07-2003

I tryed to transcode a dvd with version 1.2.2. I tryed this with AnyDVD on the fly. But DVD2One said, that there are decrypted data on the disk. This error doesn´t occure in Version 1.2.1. What´s wrong here ??

Sorry for my english.

wombel33 · 08-07-2003

Quote:

Originally posted by evdberg
AnyDVD is the never released Region Killer Pro, and thus made by Elby. I tried it with DVD2one, but I got 'Encrypted Data detected' error message.

Erwin

@ evdberg

Why Version 1.21. works fine with AnyDVD?
Something must be changed. Please fix it.
Thanks.

evdberg · 08-07-2003

Surely something changed, I optimized reading of vob files and it works great!

Erwin

OzDVD · 08-07-2003

Yep, I'm getting the same error message with 1.2.2
I also got one about "allocating memory" or something like that...Only got that one once though.

*ViRuS2k* · 08-07-2003

Quote:

Originally posted by OzDVD
Yep, I'm getting the same error message with 1.2.2
I also got one about "allocating memory" or something like that...Only got that one once though.

same problem here

useing the latest anydvd and also dvd2one.

dvd2one cant encrypt dss on the fly or something.

=====================

at first i thought it was the new version of anydvd doing it but tested it with clonedvd and it worked so erm must be a dvd2one ishue.

we need a quick fix version released asap :P
something like dvd2one v1.2.2a

good news though the scan is tripple faster than 1.2.1 with 1.2.2

04-07-2003	#1 (permalink)
loggy CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Zambia Posts: 261	AnyDVD... <a href='http://adstats.cdfreaks.com/www/delivery/ck.php?n=a13febf7&cb=INSERT_RANDOM_NUMBER_HERE' target='_blank'><img src='http://adstats.cdfreaks.com/www/delivery/avw.php?zoneid=30&cb=INSERT_RANDOM_NUMBER_HERE&n=a13febf7' border='0' alt='' /></a> Anyone try it with D2O yet? http://www.slysoft.com/en/anydvd.html

07-07-2003	#11 (permalink)
satfreak New on Forum Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 2	I think anydvd is optimized 4 CloneDVD Hi, i tested anydvd with dvd2one and CloneDVD. I think that anydvd is optimized for CloneDVD. AnyDVD is with CloneDVD real fast, with dvd2one very slow. If you use DVD2One you should use DVDDecrypter at this moment.

07-07-2003	#13 (permalink)
MadBob MadRipper Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 348	Did you reboot before trying it out, I forgot the first time and thought it wasn't working. __________________ Mad POM CloneDVD / AnyDVD Guide 500,000+ views and rising ... YEAHAH!

08-07-2003	#17 (permalink)
ViRuS2k Blindwrite Tech Master 2001/2004 Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: UK Posts: 838	at the moment dvd2one is realy slow with anyDVD here is an example....... Dungions and Dragons 7.9gig dvd2one with anydvd full movie = 125 minutes without burn dvd2one with dvd decrypter = 45 minutes with burn cloneDVD with anydvd = just over 1 hour as you can see dvd2one and dvddecrypter is the fastest. coming in 2nd was clonedvd with anydvd (optimized for anydvd hint hint :P and 3rd was a pain im awaiting a dvd2one update that is optimized for speed. my liteon dvdrom must have been going very slow couldnt the optimization lie in the speed of the dvdrom :P or it could be anydvd isnt fast enough to decode than dvd2one is at transcodeing. well im puzzled __________________ CPU: AMD X2 4400+ @ 2.65ghz / MOTHERBOARD: DFI Lp Nf4 Sli-Dr / MEMORY: Crucial Ballistix pc4000 2x1gig KiT / GRAPHICS: ATI X1800XTPE 512DDR

08-07-2003	#18 (permalink)
ReneB CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Netherlands Posts: 453	Wait no longer, 1.2.2 is optimized for speed and available at our website. Unfortunally it still is amazingly slow with anydvd. Somehow anydvd does something very strange to my drive, the drive constantly spins-up,slows down etc. __________________ -- Rene http://www.DVD2one.com

04-07-2003	#2 (permalink)
jhmac CD Freaks Rookie Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 46	That link is dead...

04-07-2003	#3 (permalink)
loggy CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Zambia Posts: 261	It's not dead, really (but I had to try several times for it to resolve). Try this: http://213.239.193.73/ edit> One can't expect technical perfection from Antigua...!

04-07-2003	#4 (permalink)
jhmac CD Freaks Rookie Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 46	Thanks! It works with DVD2one but it seems real slow transcoding on the fly like this, unless you have a really fast drive to rip with, which I don't... Under full disk copy the scan is very slow...

04-07-2003	#6 (permalink)
jhmac CD Freaks Rookie Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 46	I tried it with my A04/104, do you know if there is a firmware hack to speed up the ripping with the A04/104?

05-07-2003	#8 (permalink)
digitaldr New on Forum Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 3	I just tested AnyDVD with Cold Feet Series 2 Episode 1 length 48 minutes 46 seconds File size 2,426,294,272 bytes using a NEC DV-5800B DVD ROM Total time to encode with DVD2one was 30.14 using AnyDVD (i.e I encoded straight from the original DVD). Decryption with DVD Decrypter took 5.42 minutes and encoding the resulting file with DVD2one took 8.24 minutes. Conclusion: AnyDVD is slow but might be useful if your looking to do backups with minimal user intervention - especially if you have the option to burn with DVD2one. Maybe DVDBot would be a better solution - I haven't tried it yet. As for the region code removal I had to reboot each time I wanted to change regions.

05-07-2003	#9 (permalink)
loggy CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Zambia Posts: 261	Interesting... Folks are reporting quite varied speed results with direct processing from dvd. Such ranges from just as fast as from ripped files on HD, up to 7 times longer! Maybe a bug present in some configs, maybe performance is very hardware sensitive... I'll report my own experiences shortly. I hope it can improve to be more than just good for unattended...

05-07-2003	#10 (permalink)
digitaldr New on Forum Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 3	Just tried the using my Pioneer 105 instead -(see my previous post for details) only took 15.31 minutes. I'm using the 12x ripping-hacked firmware which also allows x2 burning on x1 discs (been using it for months with no problems). Of course by using my burner to rip I want be able to do unattended backups. Interestingly my NEC DVD ROM is usually marginally faster than the 105. System details: AMD 2800XP, 512MB ram, 120Gb harddisc and Leadtek k7 ncr 18d pro motherboard

07-07-2003	#12 (permalink)
evdberg CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 58	AnyDVD is the never released Region Killer Pro, and thus made by Elby. I tried it with DVD2one, but I got 'Encrypted Data detected' error message. Erwin

07-07-2003	#15 (permalink)
evdberg CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 58	I did reboot ... but I used DVD2one V1.2.2 ... Erwin

07-07-2003	#16 (permalink)
MrCrow CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Portugal Posts: 56	122 ??? Am I missing something? ;-)

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08-07-2003	#20 (permalink)
DerPriester New on Forum Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 3	I tryed to transcode a dvd with version 1.2.2. I tryed this with AnyDVD on the fly. But DVD2One said, that there are decrypted data on the disk. This error doesn´t occure in Version 1.2.1. What´s wrong here ?? Sorry for my english.

08-07-2003	#21 (permalink)
DerPriester New on Forum Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 3	Problem with AnyDVD in 1.2.2. I tryed to transcode a dvd with version 1.2.2. I tryed this with AnyDVD on the fly. But DVD2One said, that there are decrypted data on the disk. This error doesn´t occure in Version 1.2.1. What´s wrong here ?? Sorry for my english.

08-07-2003	#23 (permalink)
evdberg CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 58	Surely something changed, I optimized reading of vob files and it works great! Erwin

08-07-2003	#24 (permalink)
OzDVD New on Forum Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 23	Yep, I'm getting the same error message with 1.2.2 I also got one about "allocating memory" or something like that...Only got that one once though.

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