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You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. stardanz1 Member Joined: Sep 11, 2004 Messages: 15 Likes Received: 0 Trophy Points: 11 I had problems trying to backup Casino Royale and when researching the forums, it was suggested to use RipIt4Me. I was unable to find a working link to download this program. Neither their home site at www.ripit4me.org was a working link, and I couldn't register at to download the Aii-in-one installer. Does anyone know a working link for RipIt4Me or All-In-One Installer? bbmayo Active member Joined: Oct 31, 2004 Messages: 4,257 Likes Received: 0 Trophy Points: 96 Click on my name if you want rip it4me.. not the auto installer, but there is a full package of all the programs needed plus a nice user guide written by binkie7 stardanz1 Member Joined: Sep 11, 2004 Messages: 15 Likes Received: 0 Trophy Points: 11 Thanks bbmayo for the guide and info, and thanks janrocks for a working link.I'm a happy camper now bbmayo Active member Joined: Oct 31, 2004 Messages: 4,257 Likes Received: 0 Trophy Points: 96 Problem is eventually RipIt4Me will become outdated and not work on the newer movies as it doesn't look like it will ever be updated again. :-( That is why I provided you with the guide on using DVDFab Decrypter, FixVTS, Shrink, and ImageBurn. I know it sounds like a lot, but it is actually quicker and pretty easy to use once you do it a couple of times and as of now anyway DVDfab Decrypter is being updated. There may be updates We will have to wait and see how things pan out. As it stands it works for 90% of films currently, but as with

SD card imageBurn the Raspbian Jessie image on to your SD card. I use Etcher for this.Connect your Pi to the network via ethernet cable, power it on and boot.2. Find the IP adresses of your Pis and change Ansible hosts fileI use nmap on my management machine for finding out the IP addresses of my Pis.$ sudo nmap -p 22 --open -sV 192.168.100.0/24Set the Pi addresses in your Ansible hosts file.Add the host variables pi_name and chrome_url. They are used by the playbooks for setting the hostname and the Chromium URL.[pis]192.168.100.67 pi_name=station1 chrome_url= pi_name=station2 chrome_url= pi_name=station3 chrome_url= Set more variablesPlease check the variables in vars.yml, which you might want to change. You should at least set the Ansible management user and the key.server_user_name: coserver_user_password: raspberryuser_public_keys: - ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub4. First run, bootstrap and secure your PisUse the user "pi" with the default password "raspberry".You may want to check that your Pis are responding on the ssh port:ansible all -m ping -u pi -kExecute the secure.yml playbook to secure your Pis:sets hostname and timezonecreates a new sudo user with key logindisables ssh root access and password authenticationinstalls some packagessets up ufw firewallansible-playbook secure.yml -u pi -kAfter running the secure.yml playbook you can omit the username for Ansible and you won't be able to login with a password.5. Update Raspbian (optional)Use the apt.yml playbook to update the OS:This does only a safe upgrade, no dist upgrade. The playbook checks if the server needs to be restarted.6. Setup Chromium kioskThis is the main part.

You know that same thing happened to me.So I called back the next day, and went thru the process to order the disks again.The second time my credit card stuff went thru as expected (so the issue must be on their end for the both of us), and I got an order confirmation.You cannot order them online.You can order them from this other vendor online but you'll pay 3 x more for them. must be missing a step in the process of making the ISO file.Let me try to recall what I did...1. I created a folder to download all 3 files into the same folder.2. After the files were downloaded, I ran the X14 exe file and it ran and brought up the Vista installation dialog window.3. I closed that window and in the folder with the 3 files there was now a Vista folder that was created when I ran that X14 file as there should be.4. I launched Imageburn and I selected the search for the file folder option.5. I selected the Vista folder, then went to the advanced tab and checked Make the Image Bootable.6. Then I typed in Microsoft Corporation where it showed in the screen shot (that was not there until I typed it in).7. Then I clicked on that Boot Image window just above the window where I typed in Microsoft Corporation.8. The window opened and I selected etfs boot.9. I then selected on the left side of the image burn window on the bottom left to build the image.10. Image burn then gave it a file name, and it either gave me the file name first, or it gave me a message stating in substance that the wim file should be created in a different format and did I want to continue with the new format or burn it as an ISO file.11. I selected burn as an ISO file. 12. The process completed successfully in a minute or so.13. I then used CD Burner XP to burn the ISO image to a DVD and it worked just fine for me.I would love to be able to post the image but I have no means to post a 3 GB file.So, try making it again, and if it doesn't work, send me a Private Message and we will go from there.Try burning the ISO with CD Burner XP, where right on the menu is a choice to Burn ISO Image.Paul

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