Shrink Read Problem

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  1. milly8

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    The last 5 movie copies using Shrink & Decrypter will read only through

    Nero Showtime, and NOT with Power DVD or my Magnavox MDV 455

    Movies copied with DVD X Copy all still play fine.

    I prefer not to RE-COPY these onto new discs using DVD X Copy just so my Magnavox player will play them.

    Any ideas or solutions appreciated ...

    I use XP pro, 512 ram, Samsung burner
     
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    9mmruger1 Regular member

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    What kind of media are you using? What speed are you burning at? Are you putting paper labels on them?

    If you are using DVD+R media try booktyping them to DVD-ROM in DVDdecrypter before you burn.

     
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    I use Office Depot + R (codes out as top Japanese make)or Fuji

    8 x speed, NO labels

    How specifically do I booktype them to DVD-ROM

    in DVDdecrypter before burn ? Thanks
     
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    LOCOENG Moderator Staff Member

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    Lets have your burner model # please.
     
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    @milly8

    Here is how to booktype in DVDdecrypter:


    Bit setting in DVDdecrypter will change the format of your DVD+R media to DVD-ROM which will make it more playable in standalone DVD players. Follow the following images through the sequence. (Remember to have blank media in the drive)

    Click tools>drive>Change book type

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    Or instead of the above you could do this:

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    At the next window you select the drive tab that identifies your burner:

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    Here you select the media type that you want to book type.

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    Now you select the change that you want to make, in this case change to DVD-ROM

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    Click on the change button and you will get the success screen!

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    Click OK and you are good to go. Remember this will [bold]NOT[/bold] work for DVD-R media.

    This setting should remain in effect until you shut down your computer. I also perform this process prior to burning a backup in CloneDVD2 and it works!


     
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    It is a TSH 55 TU Samsung TSST DVD burner

    I had to return my LiteOn dvd burner because it was making a series of coasters. (The shop replaced it with an AOpen (by Acer), but I have not installed it.)

    since installing the Samsung, that problem has stopped mostly.
     
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    9mm -- My Magnavox has always played both + & - DVDs, so I doubt it is that. But please educate me if I am wrong.
     
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    9mm -- I tried doing your steps, & keep getting

    "Current Setting: Unknown (FAILED!)

    at end of process. Any suggestions?
     
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    How will adding firmware help?

    The Samsung burner worked from the install,

    but as I say above, SOMETHING is making it

    not read by PowerDVD & my Magnavox external player.
     

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