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extremeaudio · 2013-01-10, 10:25

(2013-01-10, 04:16)mmsilva77 Wrote: I´ve been trying to download it for a month now and the same thing always happens.It open´s game front , i click download , it redirects then it says website cannot be found

Exactly what happens with me!

(2013-01-10, 06:28)Spinalcrack Wrote: Give this link a try

https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B6AVWTJ...kxVaXhoOE0

Click on File, then on Download

That worked. Thanks a lot buddy!

mmsilva77 · 2013-01-10, 13:18

Thanks it worked for me too

extremeaudio · 2013-01-10, 16:17

Sorry for the noobish question, but for the advanced version where does the Advanced.bat go? In the AutoRipDVD folder? And should i rename it as .bat or just keep it as .txt?

wints · 2013-01-10, 21:03

Hi yeah it goes in the In the AutoRipDVD folder and yeah again rename to .bat

Hogman62 · 2013-01-13, 01:05

Question for kyrios2021. I read back on 12-03 and 12-04 that with your LG drive you suggested a firmware update, that it worked for you. Then the person you told did that and it worked for him. I'm having the same problem with some discs and have my desktop system with an LG drive and my dedicated HTPC with an LG drive. I can't find anything anywhere about being able to update the firmware on either drive. Where did you find the updates? Thanks for any help!

Spinalcrack · 2013-01-13, 01:26

(2013-01-13, 01:05)Hogman62 Wrote: Question for kyrios2021. I read back on 12-03 and 12-04 that with your LG drive you suggested a firmware update, that it worked for you. Then the person you told did that and it worked for him. I'm having the same problem with some discs and have my desktop system with an LG drive and my dedicated HTPC with an LG drive. I can't find anything anywhere about being able to update the firmware on either drive. Where did you find the updates? Thanks for any help!

Go to

http://www.lg.com/us/support

Click the big square "Downloads" button
Click "Computer Products"
On the left Click "Burners & Drives"
Choose your type of drive in the next column
Choose your model number of your drive (you may have to pull the drive out and read the model from the sticker on the bottom of it)
Click "Go"
Click the "Software Update" tab about halfway down the screen
Download and install the latest.

Make sure you have nothing else running on your computer when you do this, and that the model number matches exactly or your drive may become unusable. DO AT YOUR OWN RISK!

Hogman62 · 2013-01-13, 01:50

(2013-01-13, 01:26)Spinalcrack Wrote:
(2013-01-13, 01:05)Hogman62 Wrote: Question for kyrios2021. I read back on 12-03 and 12-04 that with your LG drive you suggested a firmware update, that it worked for you. Then the person you told did that and it worked for him. I'm having the same problem with some discs and have my desktop system with an LG drive and my dedicated HTPC with an LG drive. I can't find anything anywhere about being able to update the firmware on either drive. Where did you find the updates? Thanks for any help!

Go to

http://www.lg.com/us/support

Click the big square "Downloads" button
Click "Computer Products"
On the left Click "Burners & Drives"
Choose your type of drive in the next column
Choose your model number of your drive (you may have to pull the drive out and read the model from the sticker on the bottom of it)
Click "Go"
Click the "Software Update" tab about halfway down the screen
Download and install the latest.

Make sure you have nothing else running on your computer when you do this, and that the model number matches exactly or your drive may become unusable. DO AT YOUR OWN RISK!

Well...that explains it. Neither drive I own is listed there as having any updates. Thanks Spinal!

extremeaudio · 2013-01-16, 15:45

I have installed everything, but when I create a launcher called AutoRipDVD and try to open it, I get an error "error script failed: addon.py". Any pointers?

Log here - http://pastebin.com/fz6hXVN8

apr0mpt · 2013-01-16, 23:53

(2011-12-09, 04:40)publicENEMY Wrote: Thank you SpinalCrack. This is exactly what i need. Except that it is in Windows. Is it possible to do this in linux/openelec? Im interested in ripping the bluray to iso since this is easier to the wife.

I can echo this, Is there anyway to get this to work on Linux? Anyone? Windows is so bloated.

Spinalcrack · 2013-01-17, 00:06

These scripts are windows only, and currently I do not have a linux box set up. Porting them to linux should be possible though, but unfortunately I do not have the time to take on that project.

This thread here

http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=67420

shows how to use makemkv to stream a blu-ray, so that could be tweaked to rip the blu-ray instead of streaming it fairly easily, then just a renaming script would have to be made.

uh_oh · 2013-01-17, 00:18

Hi,

When I try to download AutoRip DVD it fails as my anti virus says its a trojan. Is this correct?

Spinalcrack · 2013-01-17, 00:22

It is definitely 100% not a virus. lol. It's just a false positive. Probably because it has an exe installer that has an exe file compressed within it. All the code has been looked at and altered by others on here to produce even more advanced versions etc. There is nothing malicious in AutoRipDVD.

uh_oh · 2013-01-17, 00:27

I didn't think it was as there are several people here who are probably more pc savvy than me and have used it. I will download it on another pc.

All I am after is an easy way to rip my dvd's and then use the Rasberry Pi with xbmc to watch them - nothing to difficult Huh

wints · 2013-01-17, 08:59

(2013-01-17, 00:27)uh_oh Wrote: All I am after is an easy way to rip my dvd's and then use the Rasberry Pi with xbmc to watch them - nothing to difficult

Cant get much easier then this mate Wink

especially with all the support you'll get in this thread Cool

locoguano · 2013-01-18, 15:33

Working great, but I have one question....
When I launch AutoRipDVD from within XBMC, XBMC is switched from fullscreen to windowed mode. Is there a setting in either software that I can adjust to fix this issue?