On 26 Jan 2010 14:43:55 GMT, Croyd <Croyd@WhoReallyCares.com> wrote:
>>Actually, the app I use (Popcorn) did the conversion fine once I ran
>>it through another app to remove the encoding (something I always have
>>to do with Croyd and FreeAgent's posts - does anyone know why their
>>posts require further decryption before you can write to a disc?)
>>
This is the first I've heard of this. And FWIW, I do burn almost
everything I post to dvdr and have no problems playing the discs on
players (which I always test for with all discs I burn).
I prefer to use open source software rather than cracked commercial
software. Even though I've looked at the new software, none of what
I've seen permits much in the way of customizing settings, which
RipIt4Me and DVDDecrypter allow.
Plus I like that RipIt4Me can rescheme dvd's which start playing
trailers, logos,or warnings so that they start on the main menu. And
until I start running into problems, intend to stick with what I'm
using.
What I have noticed with some (but not all) dvd's (and this might be
what is being referred to), is if I load them into DVDShrink, Shrink
will occasionally offer to remove Region 1 Coding which RipIt4Me may
have left. . I will look into my DVDDecrypter settings and see if I
can fix that.
When Shrink prompts to remove coding , I let it remove it. But of
course I only use Shrink after I post, since I almost always post
Untouched -- not compressed or items removed.
To sum it up, I don't think the way things are left by RipIt4Me should
prevent burning dvdr's successfully that will play on Region 1 Players
and my understanding is that other region players are for the most
part RegionFree so there shouldn't be a problem with them either..
What I suspect is that it's just your software which requires that all
region coding be removed. I'd suggest looking into Nero or ImgBurn
for burning dvdr's which I use to burn my dvdr's and rw's and have had
no problems with.
Free Agent
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