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when i try to take out just the movie file, an error comes up sayin that it cant send a vobfileset 6 to the folder...i didnt have this problem before. can anyone help me?
 
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is the ratio set to constant?
 
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just tried it...it still does it...for some reason it wont let me save the VOB file to the folder. need help asap
 
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did you use mactheripper to rip it?
 
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Macman said:
did you use mactheripper to rip it?
Click to expand...

i used DVDBackup. it worked fine with the first two dvds that i did, then all of a sudden it wont let me do it...
 
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are you averse to trying mactheripper? its actually easier than dvdbackup, IMO, and more reliable.
 
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i just tried it and its working. thank you so much for your help Macman. :D
 
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cool. I love mactheripper, tried dvd backup, but it never worked correctly.
 

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