hey guys, ok well, everytime i burn a dvd it has skipping, like there is major skipping sometimes and sometimes just 1 skip in the dvd. now this pisses me off becausue i have to re-encode the dvd which takes like 6 hrs.... this is the dvd decrypter stats: I told that a part of the problem was burning at max speed from now on i'll burn at 4x but i gotta know if this will fix the problem or there will still be skipping. thanks
Your using the worst discs in the world: Suggest you use better discs such as TY, Verbatim, Fuij (Made in Japan) or Sony (made in Japan).
yea i know someone told me, but there's no way they could be selling ones as bad as they seem. So do you think lowering the speed would fix the skipping thou?
You can lower the burn speed all you want. In the end, the quality of the disc is an important matter. Read some of the posts on this forum and others. You'll quickly find that they [bold]are[/bold] that bad. You can even find this out for yourself. Run some quality checks on Memorex discs and then the others I mentioned. Compare the results. Facts don't lie.
thanks but i just wasted 20 bux on these shit dvds so i'm not gonna be able to guy by other ones for a while. So you dont think it'll help at all even if i slow it down to 4x instead of 16x? thanks
thanks, i just burnt one at 4x hopefully it works well without skipping. I think the main reason it was skipping a lot because it was going insanely fast, hopefully this fixes most of the problems.
@TAshkar18 You may want to go back and look at the info provided on this thread. http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/348785
HAHA thanks for letting me reread it found something that helped me "The Memorex branded CMC Mag media you have is among the worst manufactured which is part of the problem. You cannot burn this at max speed without running into a lot of problems and failures. I wouldn't even try to burn this at more than 4X even with an internal burner. "
@TAshkar18 Seems your asking the same questions over and over. Perhaps if you followed some advice, you might get the results your looking for?
How are you viewing these backups when the skipping occurs? Stand alone player or on your pc? Make sure your burner plays its own backups.And they should look near original. Definitely slow down the burn speed. And: Keep compression to a minimum-main movie only. Also wouldn't hurt to reduce the backup target if you get a lot of issues on the end of your backups. If those issues occur in your stand alone player only after those changes: It means it doesn't like your media,or the lens is dirty. Make sure your dvd-rw drive can play it's own backups. Crap media can be burned ok,but the quality factors in when you play those cmag backups in picky stand alone players.
hello, I was wondering if there is a way i can find if my dvd is skipping without actually having to watch it to check if it is? thanks
