No probs till now.
- TemprateRage
- Joined: Fri Aug 09, 2002 12:20 am
No probs till now.
I have never had problems ripping DVDs, but this new one I bought has a gold bottom color instead of the usual white, and my DVD ripper dosent read it, is there on that dose?
- klinky
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A golden bottom usually means bootleg >_< . I've never had problems with bootleg discs though. The possibility is that it was written with a off the market DVD+RW or +R or -RW, or one of those standards and your DVD-ROM doesn't like it. It may also be a bad disc. If you thought it was a legit disc, I would return it and get my money back. If it is a bootleg and you were purchasing a bootleg, shame on you :p
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- RadicalEd0
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I've a few golden ones that arent bootlegs, its just another standard for the dye coloring afaik.
All I can think of is to suggest using DVDDecrypter and if that dosent work Vstrip. You can find both of those on doom9's download page at http://www.doom9.org
All I can think of is to suggest using DVDDecrypter and if that dosent work Vstrip. You can find both of those on doom9's download page at http://www.doom9.org
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