Though the product itself has been discontinued by DVDFab, you can still use it to overcome protective technologies such as CSS, RC, RCE, APS, UOPs and ARccOS. With this free software utility, you can utilize some of the bypassing utilities and create a 1-to-1 copy of your Blu-ray movies or simply select just the movie while foregoing extras.

If you're the owner of a collection of DVD and Blu-ray movies wishing for a backup solution to your expensive collection, then DVDFag HD Decrypter might be worth looking into. Most of the ones my son demolished were kids DVDs, so they probably won't even notice if Barney suddenly skips from one side of his playhouse to the other, but it will bug me to death if I have to watch Arnie start to waste bad guys only to have the next scene start and miss out on his Arnieisms.Bypass copyrights when creating backups for DVD. All I want to do is rip the VOBs to HD, then burn them with Nero. I had thought that may be it, but it doesn't seem to get activated. The last one then came up and asked me if I wanted to automatically ignore them! Great feature, but how do I turn it on by default? I have a few more DVDs to try to salvage.Īnd while I have your attention, the 'Eject tray on Bad Sectors' is clicked, but the tray has never ejected. Am I going blind? I have been running it now against one DVD, and so far have clicked 'Ignore' on 7 read errors. Further research indicates that there used to be an option to 'Automatically ignore read errors', but I can't seem to find that function in version 3.5.4.0. I have been trying to do that, but DVD Decrypter keeps halting with I/O errors.

I doubt they are salvagable, but after some research on the Internet, it looks like the best I can do is rip the VOBs locally with DVD Decrypter, and then reburn them to DVD-R. The ones in his garage all seem to work fine, but then ones he crammed between the DVD player and VCR have massive scratches on them which would make Freddy Krueger proud. My 3-year old got ahold of a few DVDs, and spent several minutes rubbing them together, inserting them into his toy garage, and then cramming them between the DVD player and VCR (pretty sure he was trying to play them).

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