logical block address out of range

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    What does this mean and how do i fix this problem.

    Please help.
     
    megs009, Aug 22, 2005
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    need more to go on as left my telepathy hat at work :)
     
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    I was successful in the decryption and the shrink - only i had to disable some streams to fit - then when i went to write to disc this message 'Logical block address out of range' almost instantly appeared. The blank disc is still completely empty. (did you need the name of the dvd, and the complete error message with all of the 000 or is this enough)If I have missed any info you may have to give me a list of the usual information that should be in any post

    thanks
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    what program is doing the burn, Nero or DVD Decrypter ?
     
    creaky, Aug 22, 2005
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    dvd decrypter for the burn
     
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    it sounds to be like bum media, but set decrypter to create a log, try again, then paste it here, at the very least i'll see your burner's firmware revision and go from there...
     
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    I 17:10:35 DVD Decrypter Version 3.5.4.0 started!
    I 17:10:35 Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition (5.1, Build 2600 : Service Pack 2)
    I 17:10:35 Initialising SPTI...
    I 17:10:35 Searching for SCSI / ATAPI devices...
    I 17:10:35 Found 1 DVD-RW!
    Is this what you ment. this is all that the dvd decryters log has in it.

    one thing i did forget is that the movie was still too big for the size of disc but there was a heap of interviews that i didnt mind cutting off. does this make a difference?
    megs009
     
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    17:26:52] DVD Identifier V4.0.1
    [17:26:52] Initializing ASPI/SPTI Drive Interface
    [17:26:52] SPTI Drive Interface Successfully Initialized
    [17:26:52] 1 Supported Drive Found (Out Of 1 Available Drive)
    [17:26:52] Manufacturer Database [10-APR-05@532$80] Loaded From File : (@532$80) Entries Found
    [17:27:01] This Version Of 'DVD Identifier' Is Up-To-Date
    [17:27:01] The Manufacturer Database Is Up-To-Date

    [d:]pioneer dvd-rw-105 [fw 1.20]
     
    megs009, Aug 22, 2005
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