Using DVDStripper w/ DoItFast4U (and DoCCE4U and Reauthorist and Scenarist...)

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dloftis

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Is there any easy way to use DVDStripper first, then open the project in DoItFast4U?

I've been using DVDStripper and then creating an ISO of the destination folder, mounting that w/ daemon tools, and going from there.

Is there any easier way?

Thanks!
 
MackemX

MackemX

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dloftis said:
Is there any easy way to use DVDStripper first, then open the project in DoItFast4U?

I've been using DVDStripper and then creating an ISO of the destination folder, mounting that w/ daemon tools, and going from there.

Is there any easier way?

Thanks!
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Hi

I don't think there is a method quicker than your current one. DoItFast4U relies on having either an image or the original DVD as it also uses DVDDecrypter to rip as does DS. I hope I'm wrong for your sake :)

does DVD2DVDR allow processing from hard drive files?. Last time I used it, you could only select one PGC but it's been a while and maybe you can select the complete DVD :)
 
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dloftis

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Well, you can select multiple PGCs but only one VTS. (In DVD2DVD)

It's not THAT big of a deal to ISO it.. I just wanted to make sure I wasn't wasting my time.

I still like using the "Big 3" because it lets me strip languages and subtitles, and select different bitrates for the extras I didn't strip.

Maybe you can add an option in a future version to call ImgTools at the end of processing, and just put it in an ISO. <shrug> Fewer clicks.
 
MackemX

MackemX

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dloftis said:
Maybe you can add an option in a future version to call ImgTools at the end of processing, and just put it in an ISO. <shrug> Fewer clicks.
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I'll make a note. I just used ImgTools tonight to rebuild a DVD and I think it's a great tool

I would like to have it automated but I would hate to think that it would make the image only for you to find out that something is wrong with the DVD. You may have missed one item or took an item out or there is an issue regarding playback

I think it's best you check out the DVD before creating the image just in case :)

I will ask TMG as it's looks like automating ImgTools is simple but you never know. I'm not promising anything or have any idea when it could happen but thanks for the suggestions :)
 
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