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How do I rip a disc (to ISO file) without the speed menu?

Most of the discs I rip are music discs not movies. So I want to be able to choose from the original menu as I have no idea what the items on speed menu are. Clicking them randomly to find what I'm looking for means it's more of a slow menu.
I have tried adjusting the settings but can't find out how to get the disc playing the original menu without first showing the speed menu.
 
DeepSpace said:
How exactly do you rip the disc?
Did you maybe just try to mount the existing .iso after changing this setting?
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I select 'rip to image'
I play the ISO on my OPPO BluRay player from the image stored on my NAS
 
twosheds said:
Hi James, where would I find the log files?
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OK, here's the situation. I have been using AnyDVD HD for years as a means to backup my discs. Until recently that was all they were: backups
I now have the ability to stream them from my NAS, 99% of the discs are music not film. It's when doing this I discovered the speed menu.
I ripped a disc yesterday with speed menu disabled and as you say, no speed menu.
Maybe in the past speed menu was on by default? I certainly didn't change any settings

So, my question now is this; if a disc has been ripped with speed menu enabled is the original menu now gone forever or is it hidden away somewhere and can it be resurrected?

Cheers
 
twosheds said:
OK, here's the situation. I have been using AnyDVD HD for years as a means to backup my discs. Until recently that was all they were: backups
I now have the ability to stream them from my NAS, 99% of the discs are music not film. It's when doing this I discovered the speed menu.
I ripped a disc yesterday with speed menu disabled and as you say, no speed menu.
Maybe in the past speed menu was on by default? I certainly didn't change any settings

So, my question now is this; if a disc has been ripped with speed menu enabled is the original menu now gone forever or is it hidden away somewhere and can it be resurrected?

Cheers
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Usually, but not always, when you rip a Blu-ray disc with AnyDVD and have the SpeedMenu option enabled, you end having not only the SpeedMenu as the default, but sometimes the original menu itself.

Sometimes though, the original menu can't be saved, and you'll find that out when you play your backup.
 
whatever_gong82 said:
Usually, but not always, when you rip a Blu-ray disc with AnyDVD and have the SpeedMenu option enabled, you end having not only the SpeedMenu as the default, but sometimes the original menu itself.

Sometimes though, the original menu can't be saved, and you'll find that out when you play your backup.
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Yes, I think that's if you check 'keep original menu'.
 
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