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Originally Posted by jimthefiend
As soon as it starts reading.
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Ok, I just talked to one of our video editing gurus and he said this will work about 90% of the time. He said to first try using Windex (not joking) on the DVD before you try to rip it... as in:
I know it sounds simple and stupid, but he says that for some reason water, spit, etc. won't help but Windex will. Another trick is to try ripping it in a CD or DVD burner (instead of a DVD-Rom drive). Try these tricks and if neither of these tricks works, it is indeed a copy protection problem (in which case, let me know and I will have our vid guy try to walk you through it).