Backup DVD not recognized by computer

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  1. cheyenne1

    cheyenne1 Member

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    I made a back-up copy of Independence Day using DVD X-copy Platinum version 4.0.3. The copy will play on the DVD player on top of the TV but the DVD-rom in my computer does not recognize it. My DVD-RW drive does not recognize the copy either. How can I fix this problem so this won't happen again?
     
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    Don't use X Copy to make copies. This is the program's way of not allowing you to make backups. Use a different backup program.

    Try this link for other suggestions: http://dvdxcopy.afterdawn.com/
     
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    binkie7 Moderator Staff Member

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    Also make sure you are using quality media like TY & Verbatim.
    Make sure your burn speed is not at max - from what I remember you can't lower the burn speed with XCopy. Use Shrink and Decrypter instead - much better (free) and gives you more options plus Decrypter handles the latest copy protections.
    Make sure your firmware is up to date on your drive.
     
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    I tried using DVD Shrink and the directers comentary about the movie ends up on the back-up copy. DVD copy fixes that problem. Is there a way DVD Shrink can fix the comentary?
     
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    After Shrink does its initial analysis, you can get rid of any unwanted audio tracks. Sometimes, however, it doesn't tell you which one is the commentary. I think you may be able to preview the movie with specific audio tracks. If this is possible, try it.
     

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