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From: CoMa on 11 Jan 2007 01:55

RipIt4Me
http://www.ripit4me.org/

RipIt4Me is a freeware utility to help you rip and backup your DVDs.
It supports DVDs that software like DVD Shrink or DVD Decrypter
cannot handle the new ARccOS� or RipGuard protections.


Requirements: Windows 2000, XP, 2003 or Win 9x/ME
You also need these programs
DVD Decrypter v.3.5.4.0 http://www.riphelp.com/downloads/dvddec.html
FixVTS v.1.6 http://www.videohelp.com/~FixVTS/
DVD Shrink v.3.2.0.15 http://www.riphelp.com/downloads/dvdshrink.html




Version 1.6.4.0 (10 January 2007)

- Improved the analysis. Results should be identical, but the analysis
should be faster now.

- If a VTS is completely unreferenced, the cleanup of its cells is now
skipped (since it will be replaced anyway).

- Pressing F1 now opens "RipIt4Me Help.chm" if this file is located in the
same directory as RipIt4Me, otherwise it opens the web version. The help
file is included in the installer.

- Incorporated the on-the-fly patching code to make DVD Decrypter more
robust to badly messed IFOs. Thanks to the anonymous developer who provided
that code, without this, RipIt4Me would *not* be able to handle some of the
latest DVDs.
There is a new key in the ini file to control this. DecrypterParsingMode=1
is the default, which enables the patching. Set it to 0 for the normal DVD
Decrypter behavior.

- If there were no BOVs in the DVD when it was first scanned, it will not
be rescanned in subsequent loading operations while in wizard or 1-click
mode.

- Added some broad error catching code to avoid crashes during the loading
of titlesets and the analysis. If a fatal error occurs during the loading
of a titleset (one that would normally crash the app)
the code recovers and simply removes the titleset from the rip. If such an
error occurs during the analysis, the app also recovers and tries to do the
best it can to keep on going normally. A warning is issued, however.

- Removed the error messages for bogus numbers of PGCs and skipping the
rest of the VTS...

- If for some reason the code to detect the state of the drive does not
work, RipIt4Me will try to use the "old" code. This means you won't need to
have UseOldCheckCode set to 1 in the .ini file. Again, this is a temporary
fix until we determine what it is exactly that makes the new code fail.

- Fixed the bug that caused SPTI to be detected as unavailable if the first
drive was locked.

- When blanking titlesets, the TMAP table was not fully removed, this is
now fixed.

- Fixed a bug that could cause the "Jump to menu" function to not work
right *in wizard mode* (1-click was OK).

- When blanking a VTS, or replacing it with a generic one, the correct
video format is now used (NTSC if the DVD is NTSC, PAL if it is PAL). This,
hopefully, will fix some playability problems seen on some players.

- In some rare cases, the jump to menu function was missing the menu (when
the highlights were transparent when active). This has been fixed.

- Fixed a potential small bug in Step 1 which could cause a crash when
canceling.

- Fixed a problem that occurred when an exit command was encountered during
the analysis.
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