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  1. dukebound85, Nov 27, 2009

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    This app needs to be updated. I bought a whole bunch of dvds today and had trouble on a good portion of them

    Any solutions?
     
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  2. iBookG4user, Nov 27, 2009

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  3. dukebound85, Nov 27, 2009

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    thanks but those applications (hb and mtr) serve two entirely different purposes
     
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  4. iBookG4user, Nov 27, 2009

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    I usually use Handbrake to rip them and then burn them using Toast Titanium to burn them so that they play on a DVD player. Same result, no?
     
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  5. spillproof, Nov 27, 2009

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    I have had good luck with Ripit. Though I haven't tried really new movies recently and you have to pay $20 for the full version.
     
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  6. dukebound85, Nov 27, 2009

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    Well mtr does not encode so you do not lose any quality from the disc

    With hdds so large now, I am know using mtr to have 100% dvd quality backups. Handbrake will always result is some data loss

    Now if HB were to incorporate the utility of mtr, that would be the best thing ever
     
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  7. iBookG4user, Nov 27, 2009

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    True, although a backup that is a bit less quality is better than no backup at all. Although you are correct, Mac The Ripper does need to be updated.
     
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  8. pkoch1, Nov 27, 2009

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    I'm not sure how recently it has been updated (i use MTR), but check out Fairmount.
     
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