Your tech may remind you of how decoding the CSS encryption is illegal. Not that I care. I've been ripping my Netflix cue for almost a decade. I think tormenting is easier that ripping a DVD of episodes. For a movie the ripping is easy. That's me. I've always stumbled with ripping episodes. So I'll just send it back to Netflix and torrent the season. To torrent. Download transmissionbt.com and the search for the show at btjunkie.org then you download the small ten kilobyte torrent file. Open that with transmission and it'll start the download.
Hth.
~KM
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Spewed from My Advanced Silicon, Plastic & Metal Computational Device Designed to Do Things Such as This While Mobile and Make It Appear Unremarkably SimpleIs that something you can tell me how to do or should I just forget it and call my tech? I can do that if torrent(ing) is too complicated.
Sent from my iPadIn that same drop down that shows you they episodes. If it only sees one it may be extra encrypted or scratched. I would bypass the headache and torrent it~KM----Spewed from My Advanced Silicon, Plastic & Metal Computational Device Designed to Do Things Such as This While Mobile and Make It Appear Unremarkably SimpleI'm not sure what you mean. Handbrake scans the disc but only gets the first episode. Where would I see all the parts of the DVD in handbrake?
Sent from my iPadAre you able to see the files on the actual DVD with like a file manager program? On a PC would be Windows Explorer.
And of course, have you rebooted the machine?
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On 10/2/2010 4:47 PM, Terry Pogue wrote:No all the rest of the drop downs are everything from 3 minutes to 10. I think it's picking up the set up stuff and not the next episode.
Sent from my iPadThere should be a few 44 minute things to choose from.
~KM----Spewed from My Advanced Silicon, Plastic & Metal Computational Device Designed to Do Things Such as This While Mobile and Make It Appear Unremarkably Simple
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