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SMART-X is NOT the same as Riplock! I have two Lite-On drives with SMART-X (one DVD and one Blu-Ray) and they rip very fast (the last DVD I ripped, did so at > 10x).
SMART-X is NOT the same as Riplock! I have two Lite-On drives with SMART-X (one DVD and one Blu-Ray) and they rip very fast (the last DVD I ripped, did so at > 10x).

Just tested ripping on two drives with SMART-X, and an older drive. The rates were 12.1x, 12.6x, and 6.3x, respectively. SMART-X is not Riplock.

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SMART-X is NOT the same as Riplock! I have two Lite-On drives with SMART-X (one DVD and one Blu-Ray) and they rip very fast (the last DVD I ripped, did so at > 10x).

Just tested ripping on two drives with SMART-X, and an older drive. The rates were 12.1x, 12.6x, and 6.3x, respectively. SMART-X is not Riplock.