Screenmates1, from what you've written it seems that you most likely have never used either version of the program, and if you have, and you got it to work properly, you would have had to been visiting the ripdifferent.com forum on a regular basis, and if you were doing that, you'd know enough to know that the developer doesn't need to come here to try and hawk his product at all. None of the comments on here are from the developer at all. 2.6.6 will not work on many of the new titles. I know from my own experience. If the opposite were true, no one would be bending over backwards trying to get the newest version.
The following statement is just not true at all.
"I noticed that v2.6 displays different space requirements for full disk extraction (more) and main feature extraction (less) while v3 displays the same disk space as needed for both modes." I don't know what program your using, but i think your in a fog, and i think your here just to rant, and are basically just lying to get attention, god knows why.
Sure, fairmount can mount any disk, and replace it with a decrypted disk image, but, go ahead and see how long it takes to copy that disk image to your hard drive, since its decrypting on the fly, it takes AGES. And NO, it doesnt work on alot of new titles either. Once again, it fairmount were that effective, and fast, no one would be bothering with MTR at all.
Go to ripdifferent.com and see how many registered users there are. All those people are wrong? Do you honestly think all of them havent tried the fairmount route, or havent tried to get 2.6.6 to work on newer titles? Of course they have, thats why they are using the newest version. I don't know what your agenda is, but you really dont know WHAT your talking about.
And NO, im not the developer.
MacTheRipper
DVD ripper / extractor
Version: 2.6.6
screenmates1
Feedback Type: Commentary
Contributed by: alfonsecapone Monday, May 12 2008 @ 04:53 PM PDT
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Over One Year
Recommend Product: YES
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screenmates1 - alfonsecapone
The fact that your convinced I am the developer, with not a shred of evidence to prove it, just shows your limited intelligence. Please, by all means, visit ripdifferent.com and state all your claims over there, and trust me, you will be shot down pretty quickly for having such inaccurate info about MTR. And, please also email the developer, his name is geezerbutz, and i beg you to ask him to visit this site, read my posts, and have him tell you that he and i are the same person. I am inviting you to do that. You are so silly. Ripdifferent.com is the place to go and find out how wrong you are. I dont have the time to do it here, thats what ripdifferent is for. Get your facts together. Oh, and by the way, try Talladega nights, or Saw 4, or Rendition on MTR 2.6.6, let me know how that works out. Tell me you ripped them sucessfully, and i know your lying. Better yet, register with ripdifferent, let me know what your user name will be, state your claims there, and ill follow along and see how you do. You wont do any of this, cause you know your a fraud. Have a good one.Tuesday, May 13 2008 @ 05:09 PM PDT
screenmates1 - screenmates1
Again, your intentions with supporting the MTR 3 are obvious. But I must reiterate MTR 2.6.6 is just as good as MTR 3 and has never failed me on dozens of the latest Hollywood movies. If MTR 2.6.6 failed on ripping a DVD, I found that MTR 3 failed too on the same DVD. I just gave an example of Snow Buddies but have at least a dozen examples where this fact is confirmed. Well then, give us a few titles that MTR 2.6.6 as well as Fairmount would fail to decrypt and let us all try and verify your statements that MTR 3 works where MTR 2.6.6 /Fairmount fails as also for the speed of Fairmount.You are wrong in stating Fairmount takes ages to copy. I doesn't take ages - just as many minutes as it takes to copy about 4-7 GB data.
> I don't know what your agenda is...
I don't know yours either. At least I'm not advising not to use MTR or use Fairmount, you see?
> No I'm not the developer.
Oh, yes! You are...
My candid advice - bring the MTR 3 out of beta and release it as a shareware and don't expect to be paid for a beta which it is for a year now. At least I'm not asking to give it for free - count me in for a registered/paid non-beta copy.
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