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CRASH, CRASH, CRASH!
Over the past two nights I have discovered that DVDShrink v3.2 no longer operates properly. I have reaserched the DVDShrink forum and found out I am not alone. ALOT of people are now reporting this (with v3.2 and earlier versions to after reverting).
This is occuring on attempt to backup a movie only rip of Pirates of the Caribbean. Re-author and analysis works find. But, about 25% of the way through the recode, I get a system reboot (in WinXP terms - a MOFO BSOD!).
Up until now, it has worked flawlessly on my system and I have made no significant changes in the last several weeks except applying the latest MS Security patch for IE6.
Nothing is overclocked and DirectX and my drivers are up to date. I have tried the IFOEdit fix posted on another forum several months ago to address similar behaviour but it did not help.
Here's the real kicker - I get the SAME behaviour in Nero Recode, which, I think, is now being developed by the DVDShrink author since he joined Nero and abandonded DVDShrink (read: don't expect any more fixes or updates for DVDShrink). Either there is additional copy protection not being caught by the latest DVDDecryptor (my ripper of choice), or the author left a "poison pill" in the DVDShrink code to kill it when he went to work on the competing commercial product, or...?
I can't express just how deeply dissapointed I am about this. DVDShrink WAS an awesome tool. This just sux. :( |
