New Beta Release, 1.3.3f
Scott
the fix out for the Surrogates movie as quickly as possible. I'd been
held up for a few days with this disc while working the IFO issues in
1.3.3e.
ISBN 0-7888-9761-6
Surrogates
Kind regards,
Scott, TLAF
g4s
way to see it is with VLC. DVD player, DVD2ONE and Toast can't use the
output.
Brandon
working great for me. The high quality setting seems out of proportion
to me though...
Malamutt
DVD Player 5.2
Both crash after ripping Surrogates with 1.3.3.f
Scott
numbers match?
Here's a summary of my testing:
On my Intel, I can rip with 1.3.3f, playback in OSX DVD Player
(10.6.2), play in VLC (1.0.5), and transcode with Handbrake (0.9.4)
without error. My testing OSX DVD player included jumping around
menus, and playing the first 30 minutes normal, then scanning at x32
to the end.
Is anyone else having success with this disc on 1.3.3f?
Kind regards,
Scott, TLAF
Elliott Hill
and let you know.
Brandon
I'm using a MBP 2.66Ghz C2D, 4GB RAM.
Surrogates works with DVD Player and VLC no problems. It even
compresses nicely and plays back with Quicktime X, iTunes and VLC.
Haven't tested Handbrake as I'm trying to rely more on RipIt since
it's shaping up to be the one app that I use almost daily.
Elliott Hill
> From: Brandon <brandon....@gmail.com>
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> Date: Mon, 8 Feb 2010 22:22:29 -0800 (PST)
> To: RipIt Users <ripit...@googlegroups.com>
> Subject: Re: New Beta Release, 1.3.3f
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Stephen A
though, since Brandon's 2.66GHz MBP worked.
Brandon
Scott
I'm wondering if the problem is on PPC machines ... I added some more
data structures to better handle time maps in the DVD structures. I
could have gotten the configuration of the structure off for little
endian byte ordering. I'll make a post requesting some PPC owners to
try a couple tests for me, and I'll look over the key points where
that might have been introduced.
Thanks again everyone!
Scott, TLAF
* also, more progress today on compatibility, the errors are dropping
quite nicely. Hoping for another beta build soon.
Brandon
suggestion for a feature. To have RipIt be able to reopen .DVDMEDIA
files and the option to Compress them (BTW, RipIt is all I've been
using lately for backups, I have a dedicated PC machine with AnyDVD
and CloneDVD, but since I'm deploying in April to Afghanistan I've
been using RipIt to backup my collection to my MBP).
The reason why I suggest the .DVDMEDIA conversion idea is because I
have a lot of .DVDMEDIA files before I started using Compress, just
seems futile to recopy everything...
Rolf Schmolling M.A.
you know, the dvdmedia-extension means that you can just open them via ctrl-click, chose "open package" and there is a regular TS_VIDEO-folder inside you might drag out and then you can do whatever you want (and the quality of the ripping allows, e.g. handbrake).
Good luck in Afghanistan…
Rolf
Malamutt
Only way for me to view was to use Compress. Once I got a
working .mp4 but the file has 3 different points where it will crash
Quicktime each time
Brandon
away from multiple applications and get the same output for all
videos. With RipIt I can just set it to HQ MP4 and go about my way.
With Handbrake I'm afraid it would resize and I'd like for all my
movies to be the same size (dimension wise, not space wise). I'm just
picky about consistency.
On Feb 10, 8:28 am, "Rolf Schmolling M.A."
Scott
We've casually talked about adding the ability but I'm not sure yet if
and when. I'm wrapping up the IFO compatibility issues now and will
be giving compress more focus on tightening it up. We also have the
video application Evom, which we're looking to release a version of
that supporting dvdmedia and video_ts as well. I wish I could give
you a more definitive answer, but we're not quite there yet. Thanks
for suggesting it though, as it gives more support for providing it.
Thanks,
Scott, TLAF
ps. Stay safe, and thank you.
