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Rip to Image error

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I ripped 'Salmon fishing in the Yemen' to image which showed an error at approx 75%. Thinking it was a faulty disc, I exchanged it and repeated the same process with the new one. The same issue occurred at the same point, so I am wondering if there is a batch problem.

Anyone else seen this problem?

Attached is a log file.
 

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Yes, I read the sticky some time ago and appreciate the content. Unfortunately, pointing at is not that helpful and while I understand the fickle nature of some problems its always good to find out if anyone else has had a similar difficulty and ultimately found a solution or reason.

If I have not provided enough information, this I can try and do but the error itself gives little identification.
 
it sais exactly what you should do. Read errors are NEVER anydvd's fault and ALWAYS defective disc and/or drive. Exchange it again.
 
I don't believe I questioned AnyDVD, I only referred to the title and merely asked if anyone else had seen the same issue.
 
That's not the point. Read errors = defective disc and / or drive. Plain and simple. The sticky explains why.

All it takes is 1 spec of sand in the commercial press location and you've got a few thousand defective copies. And yes, we've seen this before. We said the exact same thing, exchange it (again), from a different location. ppl did = problem solved.
 
Ch3vr0n said:
That's not the point. Read errors = defective disc and / or drive. Plain and simple. The sticky explains why.

All it takes is 1 spec of sand in the commercial press location and you've got a few thousand defective copies. And yes, we've seen this before. We said the exact same thing, exchange it (again), from a different location. ppl did = problem solved.
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Another approach is to either ignore the errors (and hope for the best) or use CloneBD directly on the source disc. It is possible, that the error is in a location where it doesn't matter.
 
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