geek squad help v.dvdshrink 3.2
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Originally Posted by 96Civic_Coupe
is it normal for the encoding process to take over 30 minutes? or is there a way to speed it up?
I'm assuming that you updated your slysoft anydvd and you're encoding it straight from the dvd. If you didn't remove the riplock on your dvd drive, remove it and you can cut your encoding time waaay down. What kind of drive do you have?
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All this is for creating a backup of your originals in case anything happens to them, right 
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Originally Posted by Nelson
All this is for creating a backup of your originals in case anything happens to them, right h:
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ofcourse. i dont see any other reasons.
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as for my drive, whatever came in my hp a450n is what i have
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your drive is a rebadged nec 1100 (it's really, really old). the rpc1 guys have a hacked firmware. but, your drive is going to burn really really slow anyways.
http://etna.rpc1.org/nec/index.html
scroll down to where it says "3.10 7 (1.43)", download that and flash it.
http://etna.rpc1.org/nec/index.html
scroll down to where it says "3.10 7 (1.43)", download that and flash it.