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Shallow

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Cars II doesnt want to be handbrake friendly. Says no valid title can be located. Can't grab title to send to i-Tune.

Help. Is there another proggie that can help me ?

Thanks.:mad:
 
I got Cars 2 to rip to an ISO with Mac DVD Ripper Pro, but Handbrake won't open it. VLC plays with no sound. All I want is the 2 shorts, I have the digital copy of the main movie. Any ideas on how to get the Cars and Toy Story shorts to something I can add to iTunes.

I did rip the DVD with Full Disc mode I think, Mac DVD Ripper "recommended" I do it this way.
 
I keep an external drive with Snow Leopard and a copy of MacTheRipper (Version 2 I think) for just this purpose. I use it to duplicate the whole disc, and then let Handbrake pick out the important bits before deleting the image. In the future, I may get a great big NAS and rip all my DVDs in their entirety.

MacTheRipper doesn't work in Lion, and there doesn't seem to be an update.
 
Cars 2

CARS_2_US didnt work for me handbrake 095

ended up sending movie back to netflix i think this movie is broken because when i tried 2 other copies same prob ocurred
 
CARS_2_US didnt work for me handbrake 095

ended up sending movie back to netflix i think this movie is broken because when i tried 2 other copies same prob ocurred

It's not broken, it's copy protected, as many new films are. Borrowing it from Netflix and ripping it to keep is stealing, which is why they copy protect them.
 
Well I own the movie, I just don't have a DVD or BD Player, I always use my Apple TV for movies. I just want to watch the 2 Shorts, that's all:).
 
can't rip with RipIt

Just FYI, RipIt 1.5.5 can't process this title (USA retail DVD). When I try, it fills up the disk with files. I gave up after a few hours, when the output directory reached 60 GB (instead of the predicted 7.9 GB).

It's a really simple form of copy protection. You can easily see what's happening in DVD Player.

Just use DVD Player to get to the main program. You will see it's title 15. This title allegedly has 35 chapters. But it doesn't! The credits start on chapter 33. Whatever it is that's on chapter 34 and/or 35 confuses RipIt and causes it to never finish.

Oh well, I'm sure one of the ripping companies will figure something out. But it probably won't be the RipIt people. They don't seem to update the app very often. Fortunately, so far the kids haven't asked for the movie to be put on the iPad, so I'm not in any real hurry.
 
Just FYI, RipIt 1.5.5 can't process this title (USA retail DVD). When I try, it fills up the disk with files. I gave up after a few hours, when the output directory reached 60 GB (instead of the predicted 7.9 GB).

It's a really simple form of copy protection. You can easily see what's happening in DVD Player.

Just use DVD Player to get to the main program. You will see it's title 15. This title allegedly has 35 chapters. But it doesn't! The credits start on chapter 33. Whatever it is that's on chapter 34 and/or 35 confuses RipIt and causes it to never finish.

Oh well, I'm sure one of the ripping companies will figure something out. But it probably won't be the RipIt people. They don't seem to update the app very often. Fortunately, so far the kids haven't asked for the movie to be put on the iPad, so I'm not in any real hurry.

In Handbrake, have you tried adding just title 15 and then just ripping titles 1 through 33?

File > Open source (Title specific)
 
Go grab a HandBrake nightly https://build.handbrake.fr/view/Nightlies/ and as said above use Open Source Title Specific so hb only scans the correct title (which will vary from disc to disc, maybe even in the same region) best determined by watching it in a dvdplayer.app and noting the title number of the main feature as you watch it.

That should do it. Oh, wait, that did it. Yeah I have ripped it with the latest hb on mac.
 
--It's stealing from NetFlix... they can sue/ file charges
--its stealing from Disney/Pixar... they can sue/ file charges
--its a federal crime: http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/investigate/cyber/ipr

FBI will file charges... every film/song illegally ripped could be a count. oh yea, they take your computer, etc...
not the kind of case you get released from jail in 2 hours...

Actually, not the kind of case you go to jail for at all. But it would be expensive.
 
Actually, not the kind of case you go to jail for at all. But it would be expensive.

Uhm, yes. You will most certainly go to jail if you're caught for this, unless something amazing happens. You might not go to prison though.
 
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