Just enable the 'Rip as disc image' option.
Enable the 'Rip as disc image' option, then enable the 'Burn after' option, and insert a double-layer blank when asked. Use the slowest burn speed, since most media won't burn properly at the advertised speed.
You are likely using 10.5.x on ppc combined with an old version of MDRP, update to version 1.5.3.
While the dvdmedia extension is recognized by DVDPlayer, it isn't by Front Row. Rename the file to remove the extension (use Get Info -> Name & Extension). You can also disable the use of the extension in the preferences.
Double-click the iso file to mount it, point the application to the VIDEO_TS folder inside the volume that appears.
Try the alternate download link.
You probably renamed the application. You can simply download the latest version from the website. If that fails, try the alternate download link.
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MDRP does not modify DVD structures, it only decrypts, so that is not possible.
That is not currently possible, and for some DVDs, it would require modifying the DVD structures, so it is unlikely to be added.
No, only DVDs, but checkout Mac BlurayRipper Pro.
If you canceled the rip, then you cannot know for sure. Some DVDs can take a few hours to rip, and MDRP may seem to hang. Make sure you let it finish. Also, use the disc image mode, as it is more likely to work.
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