Anyone else have trouble with this re-author?

[Thrifty]

Rejig keeps sending out only half the AC3 file.  DVD Decrypter is doing the same.  Has anyone else had this problem?

[ManUnderMask]

Providing you're don't need to strictly adhere to the chapters, I found a solution. Download a free converting program called DVD Flick, and then find a DVD ripper.

Go through the process of reauthor, but stop after combining the movie audio and the rifftrax audio. Rip the DVD. Using DVD Flick, add the ripped file, replace the ripped audio with the Rifftrax audio, and convert/burn. It's how I get around IFOEdit's periodic screwups.

[eegah]

Rejig keeps sending out only half the AC3 file.  DVD Decrypter is doing the same.  Has anyone else had this problem?

I don't use Rejig but DVD Decrypter worked fine for me.

[RVR II]

I used DVD Shrink 3.2 and it was Flawless, and Nero to burn, then captured the movie and .mp3 in Pinnacle Studio and merged them together - No Problems

[Lemming Howard]

Rejig has done that to me so much I've stopped using it.  I recorded X-2 from On Demand and Imported the unencryted movie with nerovison.  When this is done I then use Anyvideo Converter to convert the the video file created in a sub folder to a wave file.  In effect I get the soundtrac that I mix with the riff with Audacity.  I then add the resultant wav file as a audio track and mute the sound of the video file.  Generally works well for me.  Anyvideoconverter is free but Nero is not.  I make pretty good menus with Nero however and I still experimenting with it.

[Thrifty]

First time I tried, I got half the AC3 file from both Rejig and DVD Decrypter.  So I returned it to Netflix and got a replacement.

Second time, Rejig gave me half the AC3 file, but luckily DVD Decrypter didn't.  So yay, it looks like I can reauthor this.

[Thrifty]

Crap.  I spoke too soon.

Now I've gotten as far as getting the VIDEO_TS files out, but DVD Shrink is erroring on me.  I get the message: DVD Shrink encountered an error and cannot continue.  Out of memory.  Not enough storage space available to process this command.

I dunno where it gets this "not enough space" nonsense.  I've got 18 Gb of space left on this hard drive.

[RVR II]

Crap.  I spoke too soon.

Now I've gotten as far as getting the VIDEO_TS files out, but DVD Shrink is erroring on me.  I get the message: DVD Shrink encountered an error and cannot continue.  Out of memory.  Not enough storage space available to process this command.

I dunno where it gets this "not enough space" nonsense.  I've got 18 Gb of space left on this hard drive.

Wow! I've Never seen that error before (but I have all 500gb or greater hard drives for storage anyway..)

That's weird that this error appears if you have 18gb left free.. I would still clear some files and make some more room..

[Thrifty]

Crap.  I spoke too soon.

Now I've gotten as far as getting the VIDEO_TS files out, but DVD Shrink is erroring on me.  I get the message: DVD Shrink encountered an error and cannot continue.  Out of memory.  Not enough storage space available to process this command.

I dunno where it gets this "not enough space" nonsense.  I've got 18 Gb of space left on this hard drive.

Wow! I've Never seen that error before (but I have all 500gb or greater hard drives for storage anyway..)

That's weird that this error appears if you have 18gb left free.. I would still clear some files and make some more room..

Tried that too.  I didn't clear files so much as move the X-Men 2 files over to the other hard drive which had something over 200 Gb free space.  Same problem.

[RVR II]

Unless the original disc is bad somehow, I haven't a clue then

[Nick]

That's weird. I had no problems at all.

[Thrifty]

Third time's a charm I guess.

For some weird reason, Rejig hated this movie.  It not only ripped half the audio, but it also only riffed half the video.  I didn't notice this until after I had done the final re-author and I noticed that the m2v file was abnormally small.

So re-ripped using DVD Decrypter.  It got the whole video file and I got a full length reauthor that DVD Shrink didn't spaz out over this time.