Pixelization, DVD xcopy, ect.

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  1. jimmy462

    jimmy462 Member

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    i am experiencing some pixelization on burned dvds mainly on dark scenes. My setup includes DVD xcopy and a toshiba burner and i burn on Verbatim discs. does anyone know a solution or have any suggestions?

    thanks so much
     
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  2. IHoe

    IHoe Senior member

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    try burning at 4x or half the rated speed of the disk..... I don't know if DVDXCopy has this option for burn speeds. I think that program burns at Max.
     
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    yeah, xcopy burns at max
    any other options?
     
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  4. IHoe

    IHoe Senior member

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    why don't you get AnyDVd and CloneDVD2..... now there's a combo! and you can try it for free for 21days!!! If you buy them then you get free updates for life! It's a real crowd pleaser here!

    www.slysoft.com
     
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  5. Chavo

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    Does Clonedvd2 have free updates for life too? I think its free updates for one year. Can anyone shed some light on this.
     
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    ireland Active member

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    here is some light............

    i been using the same license since clondvd and anydvd first came out,


    clonedvd
    Version 2.0.4.1: 2004 03 18
    second release for public consumption

    anydvd
    1.2.1.3, 2003 07 03

    - First public release
     
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  7. IHoe

    IHoe Senior member

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    when you buy a license key for any product from slysoft (for AnyDVD or CloneDVD2):

    When you purchase one of our products you will receive the following:
    A registration key that prevents the trial version from expiring after 21 days.
    Technical support for one year
    Free lifetime updates

    so yes to lifetime updates for AnyDVD AND CloneDVD2!
     
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  8. Chavo

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    Excellent! Free updates for life! Or until ............

    Termination.
    The license to use the SOFTWARE PRODUCT ends at the 31st of December, 2050.

    By then I'll just buy it again.
     
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  9. club42

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    For now you can rip with xcopy then go to C:\Documents and Settings\(your user name)\Local Settings\Temp and change the xcopy folder name before exiting xcopy. Then you can use any burning program to burn at what ever speed. But I still agree with Ihoe because you will have better luck with newer dvd encription.
     
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