Mighty Mouse
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You don't need to rip to folder with AnyDVD. You can use Windows Explorer, if you like.Trying to rip (not image), but receive Drive F: is not ready! error. Confirmed drive region code is set. Able to browse the disc contents in file explorer while Anydvd is active.
You don't need to rip to folder with AnyDVD. You can use Windows Explorer, if you like.
Does rip to image work?
AnyDVD doesn't see this disc as a Video Blu-ray for some reason. Can you create an iso image with CloneCD? Or ImgBurn?I will try copying the files over using Windows Explorer. I assumed if I did this, I would be by-passing Anydvd's de-cryption and end up with unusable video files.
Rip to image displays the same error message box "Drive F: is not ready!"
AnyDVD doesn't see this disc as a Video Blu-ray for some reason. Can you create an iso image with CloneCD? Or ImgBurn?
Unprotected. The disc has no AACS.Now the question. Is this a protected iso now, or a decrypted one. If protected, can you mount it with Virtual Clone Drive and can AnyDVD then process it?
Please check your PM. Thank you.Yes, ImgBurn processes the Blu-ray creating a 22 GB ISO. Also, Windows explorer copied all 98 files and 17 folders.
Done.Please check your PM. Thank you.
Thank you. To my surprise, I cannot reproduce any problem. Does AnyDVD work correctly, if you mount the iso with Virtual CloneDrive? It does here...Done.
Thank you. To my surprise, I cannot reproduce any problem. Does AnyDVD work correctly, if you mount the iso with Virtual CloneDrive? It does here...
No, this shouldn't be needed. I am lost. Are you using a "normal" Windows 7, or is this a server OS?Since it worked on your end, I did a bit of investigation. This seems weird, but it appears as if Admin privileges are needed when ripping a blu-ray?
The "Admin" user is a different user with different settings. This might be the cause of the problem. Try to click "default" and "ok" in settings. Does it work now?Since it worked on your end, I did a bit of investigation. This seems weird, but it appears as if Admin privileges are needed when ripping a blu-ray?
Drives
F: = Blu
G: = DVD Read only
H: = Virtual
Ripping standard DVD from F: and G: with non-admin permissions/profile = Success ripping start
Ripping Blu-ray from F: with non-admin permissions/profile = Drive not ready Error.
Ripping Blu-Ray from F: with admin permissions/profile = Success ripping start
Ripping Blu-ray (iso) from H: with non-admin permissions/profile = Drive not ready Error.
Ripping Blu-Ray(iso) from H: with admin permissions/profile = Success ripping start
No, this shouldn't be needed. I am lost. Are you using a "normal" Windows 7, or is this a server OS?
No, this shouldn't be needed. I am lost. Are you using a "normal" Windows 7, or is this a server OS?
The "Admin" user is a different user with different settings. This might be the cause of the problem. Try to click "default" and "ok" in settings. Does it work now?
Wow, I haven't thought about this. Kind of obvious... if Blu-ray support is turned off, AnyDVD won't support Blu-ray discs. Glad you have found it.I have now turned on Enable Blue-ray support for the standard rights user profile.
If you disable Blu-ray support, AnyDVD will disable (grey-out) all Blu-ray options. Didn't this happen for you? Or didn't you notice?ANYDVD showed the Enable Blu-ray support turned off.
If you disable Blu-ray support, AnyDVD will disable (grey-out) all Blu-ray options. Didn't this happen for you? Or didn't you notice?