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mikeymike
Mar 2005


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Flight of the Phoenix WS NTSC fotp Corrupt

I downloaded this to look at & it came out as a paint shop pro 7 Image on my computer?

It shows as: 4,575,132 KB

Can someone help me please as i haven't come across a file like this before?

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Neversoft
May 2002


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lol, no it isn't a PaintshopPro image, they just share the same file extension and you currently have the .img file extension associated to PaintshopPro... Just install DVDDecrypter and load the file into that and burn - you can also get DVDDecrypter to take back "ownership" of the .img file extension so double-clicking .img files opens them in DVDDecrypter automatically instead of PaintshopPro.

Just Google for DVDDecrypter, it's free.

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mikeymike
Mar 2005


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I can get it to load up into TMPGEnc 3.0 XPress but this message appears at the start of the file:
this disc is not formatted to play in this region
this movie will not play due to the current parental level setting of the player, please eject the disc.

But you can still play the file in the edit section?
It plays the scene selection then the menu then the film in that order in one file?

But below the play window it says:
"no audio available"

But it can be played in vlc media player with sound but no sound in windows mediplayer.

In vlc media player the stream & media info say:
stream 0: codec: spu type:subtitle
stream 1: codec: mpgv type: video
stream 2: codec: a52 type: audio

any idea's?

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mikeymike
Mar 2005


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Neversoft thanks again i just managed to do what you said with DVD Decrypter, i got confused at 1st as i couldnt find an option to import a file (only from cd drive) but managed to right click on the file & choose "decrypt using dvd decrypter" & it worked fine.

Thanxs one again for your time.

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danimal39
Jul 2004


Woof I say

to change the image ,right click on it,go to propertiie,go to advanced,then change program associated with it to alchohol 120,that should change to a alchohol img

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