PLAYBACK PROBLEM ON STANDALONE DVD PLAYER (after 30 mins.)

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by jack7736, Mar 22, 2004.

  1. jack7736

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    Hello... I have a problem playing back DVD-R on my JVC standalone player.. It recognises the disc, plays it perfectly for about 30 minutes and then I goes bad, and eventually freezes.. I use DVD-Decrypter then DVD2One and burn with Instantcopy. Also I label the discs.. Could I be using the wrong software (Instantcopy, cause you seem to like the other two), or could it be the discs.. or the player...
     
    jack7736, Mar 22, 2004
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  2. jim_dandy

    jim_dandy Active member

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    hi jack
    Usually when you have freezing problems,its from crappy media.Always use good discs and most of your problems will disapear.
    If thats not the problem,come back with some more info and someone will surely help you out.

    good luck and welcome to the hood

    jim
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  3. viper6699

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    i'm with jim on this one jack.......at this point i'd suggest poor media.

    wot media are you using? am i right in assuming that that the original plays perfectly well on your player?

    keep us informed on how you get on......welcome to AD

    good luck
     
    viper6699, Mar 22, 2004
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  4. jack7736

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    I tried burning one on a different disc... I will let you guys know what happens... going home to check now.
    Fingers crossed.. Thanks for now.
     
    jack7736, Mar 23, 2004
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  5. Ni4ni

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    It's unanimous...crappy media.
     
    Ni4ni, Mar 23, 2004
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  6. jack7736

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    Yep, the other disc is perfect.. Thanks.. I feel like a real moron.. did around 50 movies on the others.. never checked them for more than some 15 minutes.. So I have some work to do. Great forum this, by the way..
     
    jack7736, Mar 23, 2004
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    Also some people might disagree with me but labels sometimes cause problems with DVD's .. It can cause disks to become unbalanced sometimes.. I have had one peel up on the edges while inside the player. just a friendly tip. Welcome to AD

    Matt
     
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  8. jim_dandy

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    yes i agree about the labels,ive also heard that you should be careful with what kind of markers you use,solvent free markers only.hmmmmmm i didnt know they used solvent in some markers,makes sense not to use them tho.
    please read and consider signing this petition.. http://www.petitiononline.com/fairuse/petition.html
    its starting in europe but could eventually effect us all
    happy trails
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