Security Writer :verified: :donor: on Nostr: I have one DVD I can’t seem to rip. It’s a promo DVD from a really obscure ...
I have one DVD I can’t seem to rip. It’s a promo DVD from a really obscure Japanese game.
- Tried from DVD drive into MakeMKV
- Ripped an ISO to transcode with Handbrake
- Tried a conversion with VLC
All result in super pixelated/artifacted/almost corrupt looking video.
I don’t want to have to record the feed, as there will be some loss on an already lossy source. Also don’t want to keep taxing the disk as it’s OLD.
Ideas?
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2024-12-23 23:41:32Event JSON
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