Ripping media with PS3

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  1. Turok

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    700 minutes? It makes my POS computer 4.5 hours to do that.
     
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    A lot depends on quality settings and encoding method though. And it may have been 7 hours rather than 700 minutes. I just know it was a stupidly long time!
     
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