This improved version can now write to DVD-R/W as well.
Version 3.5.4.0 is the final version that will be made, as of now all development has stopped and it's official website has now been closed.
Old test results
The test results for this version are very old, and as such they may not represent the current state of Wine. Please consider submitting a new test report.
Selected Test Results (selected in 'Test Results' table below)
What works
can remove rce protection
rip in file mode.
What does not
dvd devices where not recognized out of the box but workarounds are possible.
What was not tested
burning dvd iso
rip in ifo mode
Additional Comments
application not 64bit compatible.
application installed in a 32bit chroot
out of the box the devices are not recognized: the following has to be aplied :
to use the DVD drive in your linux box, do the following:
(Assumes your Dvd is /dev/hdd, mounted on /media/cdrom/, and will be device D: in wine)
cd ~/.wine/dosdevices
rm d:
ln -s /media/cdrom -s d:
ln -s /dev/hdd -s d::
(Notice the double colon on the second symlink)
Shutdown DVD Decrypter and open it back up. Make sure the I/O interface is set to SPTI - Microsoft.
windows version set to NT4.0
To use the DVD drive in your linux box, do the following:
(Note, if you mount a DVD using your OS's mount program, wine should discover it when using Auto-Configure devices under winecfg).
(Assumes your Dvd is /dev/hdd, mounted on /media/cdrom/, and will be device D: in wine)
cd ~/.wine/dosdevices
rm d:
ln -s /media/cdrom -s d:
ln -s /dev/hdd -s d::
(Notice the double colon on the second symlink)
Shutdown DVD Decrypter and open it back up. Make sure the I/O interface is set to SPTI - Microsoft.
Rip and Enjoy :-)
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Configure DVD Decrypter to use DVD Drive
by Kelly on Sunday August 1st 2010, 16:07
all the above never worked so here is what worked for me. go into DVD decrypters Menu and Select i/o and select aspi and it will pick up your drive and you don't need to add DVD Decrypter to your wine aplications and select windows nt 4.0 as it works without it and you don't need to autodetect your drive.
Combine above two comments
by Jay Starkman on Tuesday December 8th 2009, 8:31
The above two methods are combined into one simple winecfg suggestion at help.ubuntu.com/community/DVDShrink The relevant portion reads as follows:
DVD Decryptor
Now we will add DVD Decryptor but use Windows NT 4.0 instead. This is important or else you will most likely get the "no devices detected" error.
1. On the 'Applications' tab, click on 'Add application'.
2. Navigate your way into Program Files-->DVD Decryptor and find 'DVDDecryptor.exe'.
3. Highlight this file and click on the open button.
4. This will take you back to the 'Applications' tab window. DVD Decryptor should now appear in the list in that window.
5. Highlight DVD Decryptor then go down to the Windows Version drop down menu and choose 'Windows NT 4.0'.
Detecting your disk drives
1. Go to the 'Drives' tab then click on 'Autodetect'.
2. Click on the 'Apply' button.
3. Click OK to exit winecfg.
Another way to configure the AppDefaults
by Sean O'Brien on Friday July 11th 2008, 3:47
I had trouble finding the Wine config in Crossover, so I ran regedit and added a key called "DVDDecrypter.exe" in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Wine\AppDefaults. Under that key, I created a new String value called "Version" and give it a value of "nt40". It worked.
