THOR coming 9/27!!!

[chobits1]

transformers movie is out. time for a reeeeefing. best line ever: no no no no no...you all know that one don't you?

[Conor]

I didn't get a Sync file with mine. Is it one of these DVDs:

Q: Are there any DVDs that just won't play?
Yes, unfortunately. As of this writing (March 31, 2011), the following discs are not yet playable by the Riffplayer:  Casino Royale, Last Airbender, The Dark Knight, Star Trek (2009).

Some DVD copy protection uses "junk data" that makes it hard for our player to play the DVD.

Or did a Sync file mysteriously elude my ZIP file?

Sorry, the Thor DVD has a new form of copy protection that won't let it work with the player.  Currently at least. Hopefully the programmer can find a work around, for now, there's no sync file.

Copy protection really seems to be working for them too, don't think there's any Thor rips floating around the internet...

[k1]

I was able to rip it on my Mac the day it came out. Working on my reauthor now.

[Tony]

Copy protection really seems to be working for them too, don't think there's any Thor rips floating around the internet...

The current DVDFab should work. http://www.dvdfab.com/download.htm

[Thrashalla]

Ripping it isn't the issue - it's getting the player to read the DVD properly; which isn't happening due to the new copy protection that Paramount is using. We could rip it, make a DVD ourselves and write a sync file, but because of the rip method it would only work for those who used the same (illegal) process which (we don't and can't support) and it doesn't resolve the original issue of getting the retail disc to work - which is the whole point of the player: simplicity.

[Bob]

Ripping it isn't the issue - it's getting the player to read the DVD properly; which isn't happening due to the new copy protection that Paramount is using. We could rip it, make a DVD ourselves and write a sync file, but because of the rip method it would only work for those who used the same (illegal) process which (we don't and can't support) and it doesn't resolve the original issue of getting the retail disc to work - which is the whole point of the player: simplicity.

You could just move your HQ on a floating barge in international waters.......

Then we could have LEGAL monkey knife fights on Rifftrax HQs.

[Doctor Who?]

Ripping it isn't the issue - it's getting the player to read the DVD properly; which isn't happening due to the new copy protection that Paramount is using. We could rip it, make a DVD ourselves and write a sync file, but because of the rip method it would only work for those who used the same (illegal) process which (we don't and can't support) and it doesn't resolve the original issue of getting the retail disc to work - which is the whole point of the player: simplicity.

You could just move your HQ on a floating barge in international waters.......

Then we could have LEGAL monkey knife fights on Rifftrax HQs.

Not to mention you could sell bear on sundays.

[sarcasm_made_Easy]

Ripping it isn't the issue - it's getting the player to read the DVD properly; which isn't happening due to the new copy protection that Paramount is using. We could rip it, make a DVD ourselves and write a sync file, but because of the rip method it would only work for those who used the same (illegal) process which (we don't and can't support) and it doesn't resolve the original issue of getting the retail disc to work - which is the whole point of the player: simplicity.

You could just move your HQ on a floating barge in international waters.......

Then we could have LEGAL monkey knife fights on Rifftrax HQs.

Gorgeous George what have they done to you!

[torgosPizza]

+1 for the Gorgeous George reference, sarc. I have spent many hours watching those YT videos during my life.

[Bob]

Ripping it isn't the issue - it's getting the player to read the DVD properly; which isn't happening due to the new copy protection that Paramount is using. We could rip it, make a DVD ourselves and write a sync file, but because of the rip method it would only work for those who used the same (illegal) process which (we don't and can't support) and it doesn't resolve the original issue of getting the retail disc to work - which is the whole point of the player: simplicity.

You could just move your HQ on a floating barge in international waters.......

Then we could have LEGAL monkey knife fights on Rifftrax HQs.

Not to mention you could sell bear on sundays.

I'd rather sell Elk.

[Conor]

+1 for the Gorgeous George reference, sarc. I have spent many hours watching those YT videos during my life.

He was misquoting The Simpsons:  http://simpsons.wikia.com/wiki/Furious_George

[RVR II]

Latest version of AnyDVD work perfectly FYI

[Bob]

Latest version of AnyDVD work perfectly FYI

We love it!

[sarcasm_made_Easy]

+1 for the Gorgeous George reference, sarc. I have spent many hours watching those YT videos during my life.

He was misquoting The Simpsons:  http://simpsons.wikia.com/wiki/Furious_George

Ahh Conor made me look all dumb and stuff.    Yeah my bad.  Although i do know Gorgeous George was a wrestler WAY WAY back.

Modify where you two been anyways.  Your guys comments on here were always awesome

[Doctor Who?]

Ripping it isn't the issue - it's getting the player to read the DVD properly; which isn't happening due to the new copy protection that Paramount is using. We could rip it, make a DVD ourselves and write a sync file, but because of the rip method it would only work for those who used the same (illegal) process which (we don't and can't support) and it doesn't resolve the original issue of getting the retail disc to work - which is the whole point of the player: simplicity.

You could just move your HQ on a floating barge in international waters.......

Then we could have LEGAL monkey knife fights on Rifftrax HQs.

Not to mention you could sell bear on sundays.

I'd rather sell Elk.

I meant sell beer.  i was at the library and their version of IE will not let me see what I am typing.