Existing users, 
it's marvelous! i have no idea why there are feedback that it's not working for them.
i mounted a css encrypted disc in less than 3 mins, original disc capacity showed 7.45gb, it's quite a recent movie release. i am also able to mount similiar dvds, especially those rented ones, on my mac to watch to view and do conversion or anything, which i previously can't. no bogus speed numbers, i did this on a 2.33 intel core dual 2 macbookpro.
it does what it says. it's free. it worked superb for me. this freeware coupled with handbrake another freeware, makes a great combination for ripping dvds (especially encrypted ones) to my portable device.
marvelous, marvelous. bravo. thank you.
FairMount
VLC media player companion decrypts DVDs.
Version: 1.0.5
marvelous
Feedback Type: Review
Contributed by: brinsley1 Sunday, April 20 2008 @ 10:02 AM PDT
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Less than a month
Recommend Product: YES
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marvelous - baronvonnada
I too now use this exclusively and find it great. You MUST have VLC on your computer for this to work. Fairmount has mounted a decrypted image of any DVD I've thrown at it. On my ancient 1.2 gigaHz G4 tower that I use for burning, it usually takes less than 30 seconds to mount the image. If I try to play this image it has too much latency and fails. But I can burn directly from that decrypted image using DVD2One or Toast. Saves a LOT of time from the MTR rip to HD method, which was my old method. Not sure why other users are having problems but I find this to be a true boon.Monday, July 21 2008 @ 07:42 PM PDT
marvelous - run5d
So, does that mean that you're ripping dvds? I don't really understand how this works.Reply to This
Sunday, June 15 2008 @ 01:33 AM PDT