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    NEC ND3500AG - can riplock be disabled?

    Can riplock be disabled using firmware updates as I got one today and its a great drive just shame that I can't rip above 2x and as I like to have an image of my fav DVDs on my system it takes a while to rip em

    I have got one at the mo that allows for up to 5x but tops out at around 2.4/2.3x.

    Shame cos my old Liteon ripped at 9x!
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    rip lock?

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    as soon as it detects DVD video it locks the drive to a certain read speed
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    Yeah, there are plenty of patched firmwares around. The 2.18 is the latest, although I've not bothered to update to it yet, probably will when I get some new discs.

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    Its great cos I got some red 8x DVD-R datawrite from novatech and they write at 12x
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    Quote Originally Posted by Saracen View Post
    And by trying to force me to like small pants, they've alienated me.

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    hey, does that mean you have to flash them into the BIOS or something?

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    It's called firmware. And yes.

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    Agent which one do you use? Theres lots there!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Firelord
    Agent which one do you use? Theres lots there!
    Well, choose a version (general speaking later is better, but check the forums there for exact differences), download, and read the file named README inside.

    If you want to do it with no hasle, download the windows version, and it'll flash it within windows. Or you can go the hardcore way, and do it in DOS.

    All the files have README's in them. So if your not sure, check those.
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    And by trying to force me to like small pants, they've alienated me.

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    Cool cheers
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