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06-06-2004, 17:11
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SmartRipper vs DVD Decrypter
I know people have not given it much thought (and it probably does not matter) but, is there any quality diff in the extracted files (I suspect not) i was just wondering about this.
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06-06-2004, 17:51
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The output is the same
Sometimes the cracking of the CSS will take a small amount of time - DVD Decrypter will do this faster imho. There are also other special cases of CSS such as DVDs where the encrpytion key changes somewhere on the disk, DVD Decrypter handles this best too. I saw a comparision of rippers before, forget where, but showed that DVD-D performed well in all the general and special cases.
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06-06-2004, 18:30
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k, thats what i was thinking thanks for the responce.
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1.0 non-modded Xbox w. Thompson soon to modded :D Comp: Dell Dimension 8100 P4 1.3 GHZ Nvidia GeForce 2 64MB Card Turtle Beach Santa Cruz Sound Card 40 GB hdd 120 GB hdd 16x DVD-Rom Sony DVD+RW burner (DRU-110A) 192 firmware [quote] Originally posted by vurbal (afterdawn.com) Build a man a fire and he'll be warm for a night. Set him on fire and he'll be warm for the rest of his life[/quote]
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