DVD DECRYPTER

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  1. CALMDOWN

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    I KNOW THE QHESTION HAS BEEN , BUT I DONT UNDERSTAND, SO IN EASY STEPS HOW DO I COPY A CODED DVD TO A BLANK DVD USING DECRYPTER.
    PLEASE HELP
     
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    Don't use all caps. That implies you're shouting.

    If you're trying to copy a dual layer DVD, you can't do it with only DVD Decrypter. If the original is single layer you can just select your DVD drive to read from, open the Mode menu, go to options and select Read, click the folder icon in the middle of the window to select a destination location and filename, and click the green button to rip. When it's finished, go back to the Mode menu, go to ISO, and select write. Then select your burner and click the green arrow again.

    If it's a dual layer disc, you should probably start by downloading DVD Shrink and learning how to use it. You can either compress to fit on a blank or reauthor to make a movie only backup (or a combination of both). Once you get Shrink down, if you want to do other things, like stripping extras to avoid compression and keep working menus, you could look at some other programs that do that, but I always advise people to start with Decrypter and Shrink until they feel comfortable with them.
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    sorry 4 caps
    i used shrink and i got an error- not enough space on target drive, what does that mean and how do i fix it
     
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    It means the drive you were saving the backup to doesn't have enough space to save it. It takes 4.37GB of free space for a DVD backup. How much free space do you have on the destination drive?
     
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    CALMDOWN,

    Try to keep related questions in a single thread, multi-posting is another no-no here :) vurbal and I are essentially answering the same question from you and it helps us to give better advice if we know what advice you've already been given. We're happy to help, you just have to help us too.

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    Calmdown you need to post system specs or it's going to be at best, a crapshoot for those who want to assist you.
    Try to be as comprehensive as possible.
     
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    Calmdown,

    What O/S are you running? Windows 98? :)
     
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  8. CALMDOWN

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    WIN XP
     
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  9. CALMDOWN

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    compaq presario
    intel cleron processer
    2.7 gh
    256 mb
    win xp

    can someone help me please with step by step advice how i can fix my problem and continue to burn dvds without a problem getting the error again
     
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    The easy way to learn how to backup your movies is go to www.doom9.org it is a really good site. U cud use a program called dvd x copy i used to have it and it works really well
     
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    Calmdown, Calmdown, afterdawn has several excllent guides on how to burn backups. All the software that you need is also available for free. All you need is a copy of DVD Shrink (having a copy of Decrypter is not a bad idea either. This assumes that you already have software for burning. Nero is best since it interfaces with DVD Shrink. Follow the link below to go to a guide.

    http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/dvd9_to_dvdr_with_dvd_shrink.cfm
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    Calmdown,

    How big is your HD?
     
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    Calmdown, I've noticed that you're posting the same request on more than one thread in the forum. Please don't because then you have more than one person essentially answering the same question and it is a waste of their time. Especially if the information that you've provided is split between the 2 threads. Below is a link to the forum rules, take note of line 3.

    http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/2487
     
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  14. CALMDOWN

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    well i have 2 hd: c and d
    c:17.2gb free space,14.8gb used space
    d:970mb free space,4.18gb used space

    i have an external burner so is that what drive d: is for
     
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    Hmmm ... thats a pretty small so called hard drive. Try doing this ... eject any disks from you external burner. Then open "my computer" and see how much space is available on you D drive.
     
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    Calmdown, you do know that you need a new blank for every movie. The second quote, is this your burner? If so those numbers usually implies a burned movie.
     
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  17. CALMDOWN

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    so is drive d: the drive my external dvd burner uses
     
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    You will probably find that [bold]d:970mb free space,4.18gb used space[/bold] is a built in partition made by dell as a recovery partition
    [bold]DO NOT SAVE FILES HERE IF IT IS THE CASE[/bold]

    Also you should have these drives c: = hard drive
    d: = recovery
    e: = cdrw
    f: = dvd+-r
    although f: i think depends on what usb port you have plugged into

    To free up space run: disc clean up (start>programmes>accessories>system tools>disc cleanup)
    add remove programmes (start>settings>control panel>add remove programmes)
    [bold]only you know what you dont use[/bold]

    also
    make sure you have deleted those movies after burning
     
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    What are you talking about? Calmdown has a Compaq.
     
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    Calmdown, it's hard to say which letter was designated for your burner. Best way to tell is it will be under devices with removable storage, and dvd-rw.

    Also go through your D drive. Any files you wanna keep transfer them to your C drive. Then just delete that partition.
     
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