I had problems backing Flightplan with DVDShrink. I read the posts that recommended AnyDVD, CloneDVD, etc. I generally use DVDShrink to decrypt and shrink, then DVDDecrypter to write to disc. I had problems once DVDShrink began analyzing (data error). I thought of downloading some recommended programs, but instead I used DVDDecrytper to write to hard drive. Once disc was on hard drive, I went to DVDShrink and used "open files" and opened the file that I labeled as Flightline. DVDShrink did its magic, analyzed and encoded with no errors, then DVDDecrypter wrote file to disc. Only programs used were DVDShrink and DVDDecrypter. No need for other programs.
@J_Savage Come on let's play nice. nfe22 just posted what worked for him. There are numberous threads on this site about flighplan and how members can't do it. This may help someone.
AnyDVD and CloneDVD2. Pefect copy..1st try. Too bad my trial is about to run out. Maybe Morpheus has some reg. keys. hmmm....
i use shrink and dvd region+cssfree running in the backround works with every thing that comes out on dvd so far
""flightplan" worked 4 me.its very easy!!!!! DVD Fab Decrypter then DVD Shrink 3.2 and burn with Nero
Important Update: Flightplan - This DVD was written in four different format before it was put on the market and released to the public (according to a major disturber) not all the formats that it was written are readable by all DVD players, from the most expensive to the cheapest! The original DVD I had and tried to backup with my NEC 3520 A, was written in one of those format that was unreadable by my writer. DVD was replace by the disturber and the backup was a snap no probelms perfect. It never was a scratch, but it was the format it was written in that made my NEC 3520A think it had a scratch, a bad sector or was damaged and unreadable. Just though you mite want to know. I'm lead to believe there other DVD's coming out this way to stop backup. Good luck
