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Rob_Mason

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I previously ripped a DVD with DVD Decryptor. Can I use DVDStripper with the ripped files, or do I have to re-rip them?

In other words, can I somehow use the folder with the VIDEO_TS files as my "source drive"?

Cheers
 
Arianos

Arianos

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Welcome to the forum.
The only way to use you already ripped files with DVDStripper, is by making an ISO, mount it with Daemon Tools, and re-rip through DVDStripper with DVDDecrypter.
Sounds like a waste of time, and it is.
Better use the original and rip with DVDStripper once more.
 
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clockworks

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Arianos said:
Welcome to the forum.
The only way to use you already ripped files with DVDStripper, is by making an ISO, mount it with Daemon Tools, and re-rip through DVDStripper with DVDDecrypter.
Sounds like a waste of time, and it is.
Better use the original and rip with DVDStripper once more.
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how do i make an iso?

thank you.
 
PC-GUY

PC-GUY

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Arianos said:
Welcome to the forum.
The only way to use you already ripped files with DVDStripper, is by making an ISO, mount it with Daemon Tools, and re-rip through DVDStripper with DVDDecrypter.
Sounds like a waste of time, and it is.
Better use the original and rip with DVDStripper once more.
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I agree.:) As far as clockworks question goes l would guess you can look in the help files for Daemon Tools. But for a quick way just open D-tool then open the folder with the ripped files in it and save as ISO.
But like Arianos said a wast of time if you have the original.:)
 
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GoldyBear

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Hi, I'm in the same bind as Rob_Mason and clockworks. I haven't saved my ripped files as an ISO yet, but, saying that I did, HOW do I open this file as a SOURCE in DVD Stripper? Under SOURCE DRIVE, I cannot select any file location other than my DVD drive. Stripper doesn't allow me to type in the location either. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

By the way, in the previous post, Arianos mentioned "mounting" with Daemon Tools. What does "mounting" mean?
 
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