burned dvd stops starts,then stops

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by changa, Nov 25, 2003.

  1. changa

    changa Guest

    hi, sorry but i have scoured the replies and
    read all the info i can lay my hands on about my problem but no luck.
    I have tried to copy dvd movies as follows.
    shrink with DDVD Shink 1.03 then used Clone
    DVD 1.3 to encode and burn ifo's bups vobs
    etc..Burns away happily on my pioneer AO5
    looks fine when playing, gets about 3/4 of the way through the movie then starts to breakup, sound turns on and off and picture jerks all over the place.finally stopping..
    my system is as follows
    xp os
    512meg ram ddr
    Pioneer dvr-ao5
    Clone dvd
    DVD Shrink
    etc etc..
    the only thing i can think it woill be is my
    dvd media some generic type from computer market red coloured label, 4x speed..
    what am i doing wrong if anything.. does everything need to be turned off in the background and can a dvd be tested to see if
    it will record properly..

    thanks for your time and any help offered

    changa
     
  2. Matador

    Matador Regular member

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    You should try to update ur firmware.It could be that cheap media.

    Try some ritek media...It's doesn't cost that much.
     
  3. yuedana

    yuedana Regular member

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    media, definitely media.

    always the same problems--funny playback/burning/whatever at 80-90% of the disc. poor quality control results in slight warps/wobbles in the outer edges where it is most noticeable (which is where the end of the burn is) which gives an error.
     
  4. changa

    changa Guest

    tnx 4 the feed back thought as much but going
    to get a buddy to try the dvd blanks and see if he comes up with the same result
     
  5. koola

    koola Guest

    I have to agree with yuedana, it is the Media you are using. To solve the problem, compress the DVD down to about 4.3GB and you will have no problems burning on cheap media.
    If you want to max out the DVD with you data, then you need to buy better quality media like Ritek G03 or G04.

    Good Luck :D
     

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