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Hello. It looks like DVD Decrypter may have not removed all copy protection placed on the disk or in doing so may have changed the files video structure causing a problem with shrink when attempting to open them.You could (if it's a video structure problem):Download a free app called fixvts, FixVTS is a very tiny tool that allows you to adjust your DVD files into better DVD compliance, so they can be opened in DVDShrink. Process the files thru this app and then retry opening using shrink.You can get it here along with instructions on use still no luck using FixVTS, it could be a copy protection issue. I would suggest downloading/installing and using a very good free ripper/decrypter called DVDFab decrypter. Use DVDFab to rip the video files to your HDD, once DVDFab is done, open the files it created using shrink and proceed as usual. Get DVDFab here all of the above suggestions fail, try using AnyDVD, it's a driver that runs in the backround to help shrink get the job done. It comes with a 21 day free trial before you have to buy it to continue using it. Just install it and use shrink as usual.Get it here 05 Sep 2006 @ 7:02Use Anydvd and believe HD Decrypter (free)... Worry Be Happy:)