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amanda2901
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"No valid title found"

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Ok, I'm seriously going mad here!! I'm trying to ripp (is that what it's called?) "A cinderella story" and "Confessions of a teenage drama queen" and the message "No valid title found" appears in the small window.

HELP ME, PLEASE!!!!
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Post by cbud »

You need to provide more information about your work flow. Are you reading from DVD disc or a VIDEO_TS folder? Do these movies play in Apple DVD player (or whatever you use)?

If you are reading from a disc, then get MTR (preferably the beta) and rip it to your hard drive (preferably 'Main Feature Extraction').
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Post by amanda2901 »

Hey! Thanks for the quick answer!
I am reading from a VIDEO_TS folder. The movies don't play at all on my computer! :?
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BTW

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I am not a pro on my computer, so I don't have any idea what MTR or anything like that is, so if you can give me tips on how to download the programs I need, that would be awesome!
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Post by cbud »

If there is something wrong with the VIDEO_TS folder, poorly authorized/mastered, then Handbrake might have problems. You say you cannot get them to play on your computer, how about if you burn them to a disc? If they won't play or burn, then you can try to re-authorize them in a program like DVDoneX.
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Post by cbud »

Just google the following,

MactheRipper

and

DVDoneX


I reccomend them both (esp. MTR) if you are serious about encoding with Handbrake.
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have already put them through MTR, but still it doesn't work
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Post by cbud »

And the VIDEO_TS folder will not play in Apple DVD Player?
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Which DVDonex should I download? Dvdonex Osx *DEVIANCE*, (FULL_CD), WinXP and *PAL* are some of the options...
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Post by amanda2901 »

Apple DVD player...u mean iTunes, QuickTime player or iDVD? If you do, then the answer is no! I tried to rip "High School Musical" too, but I've got the same problem with that movie! It says on the cover to "HSM": "This DVD is copy protected".
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Post by cbud »

Start with this link for DVDoneX.
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Post by cbud »

amanda2901 wrote:Apple DVD player...u mean iTunes, QuickTime player or iDVD? If you do, then the answer is no! I tried to rip "High School Musical" too, but I've got the same problem with that movie! It says on the cover to "HSM": "This DVD is copy protected".
Go to Applications, find and open "DVD Player". From within DVD Player go File>Open VIDEO_TS or OPEN Disc.
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Post by amanda2901 »

Ok, I did that. Will it take a lot of time for it to start running ( I clicked on "Make a full disc copy including all menus and extras". Does the disc have to be inside the computer, I've already transferred the movie into the computer with MTR...
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Post by cbud »

Can you watch the VIDEO_TS folder in Apple DVD Player????
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Post by amanda2901 »

I don't have anything called "DVD player" except a folder and inside that there are two folders: scripts and settings. Inside the first one there's nothing and in the second one there is something called "Global Settings.plist". (I searched in Finder btw!)
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Post by cbud »

Are you using a G3 Mac? What kind of computer do you have?
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I have an iBook G4
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Post by cbud »

Well, I have no idea why you don't have Apple's DVD Player installed on your computer.

At any rate, there is something wrong with the VIDEO_TS folder or you are not pointing Handbrake to the correct folder.

Without knowing if the VIDEO_TS folder is valid (can play on your computer) its hard for me to tell you what to try next.

So, try to re-rip it with MTR and/or use DVDoneX in "Movie Only" mode. After you have tried both of those and MediaFork still does not find a valid title post back. Make sure you read the manuals for each of those programs so you know how to use them properly.
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Post by amanda2901 »

Ok! Thank you SO much for your help! I hope it works!!!
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