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Skipping problems

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by Bunnsta, Apr 9, 2005.

  1. Bunnsta

    Bunnsta Member

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    Lately ive been having some real problems with my backup copys skipping. the movie will play like a charm till about 3/4 through it then it starts skipping like mad. im using dvd srhink with nero. anyone have any ideas why its doing this. i could see if it did it the entire movie but its only doing it at the end
     
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    What media are you using, what burn speed are you using and is target size in DVD Shrink set at 4300??
    And whilst burning are all background programs turned off.
     
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    It's the poor quality of media you are using, but you can cure these problem pretty simply in Shrink. You need to stay away from the edge of your DVD's because this is where the quality of the dye on the disk is worst.

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    You probably should even take it down to 4300MB to be safe :)
     
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  4. Bunnsta

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    thanks ill give that a try. what do you mean by what media am i using? i usually have all background prgrams turned off but i cant really remember if i had them off for these 4.
     
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    Media is the blank DVD disc you are copying the movie to.
     
  6. Bunnsta

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    oh i have no idea what the name of them is so that my be a hint of how cheap they were but i didnt think that would really matter
     
  7. bardie

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    Oh it matters a great deal, poor quality media leads to poor copies.
    Try some good stuff like TDK, Verbatim, Sony, Maxell, TY or Imation.
    It will make a world of difference.
    Good luck.
     
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    Belive me you are not alone in that assumption, but as bardie has already pointed out you are way off on your assumption. Quality media is the most important aspect of burning DVD's.

    Here are a few suggestions for you,

    Buying Online
    Taiyo Yuden (genuine TY’s there are fakes out there so beware)
    Ritek G04 brand these would be the x4 disks again beware of fakes
    Prodisc 2nd class media, but newer media x8 seems to work well for people

    Buying at the store (Best Buy, Office Depot, Wal-Mart ect.)
    Fuji film – Manufactured by Taiyo Yuden, MCC, Ricoh Japan, Prodisc, Fuji Film all fairly good manufacturers
    Maxell – Manufactured by Maxwell, Ritek, RicohJapan, Taiyo Yuden
    TDK – Manufactured by TDK, Ritek, RicohJapan, Maxwell, MCC, CMC Beware of the CMC brand
    Verbatim – MCC, CMC, TY, RicohJapan, Ritek again beware of CMC which it seems Verbatim is using more frequently lately.
    Sony - RicohJapan, MCC, Sony

    Note: A good rule of thumb when purchasing your media in the store is to look for “made in Japan or Singapore” stay away from “made in Taiwan or Hong Kong” When buying online always try and get “Branded” media this way you can be sure you are getting the genuine article. There is an exception to that rule and it would be Taiyo Yuden disks. You just need to buy from a reputable dealer when buying online. Here are a few I have bought from with good experience. Of course it isn’t going to be the same for everyone.

    Supermediastore.com – Rated number 1 just about anywhere you look.
    Rima.com – Fast and cheap good service
    Mertline.com – Little slower on shipping, but quality media

    Ones you should stay clear of
    Shop4tech.com – Let’s just say you get what you pay for.. I received fake TY’s from them
     
  9. Bunnsta

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    well theres 100 dvds that are going to waiste.well thanks for the info guys if you think of any other contributing factors plese let me know
     
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    Back them up onto Fuji discs.
     
  11. bbmayo

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    You can try to keep using them, but set your target size down in Shrink as I showed you earlier, and burn at the slowest speed possible. If you still have problems with them you can always sell them to some unsuspecting fool on Ebay :)
     
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    bbmayo i like your style
     
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    Is it the hat or the cane? LOL
     
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    hehehe...bbmayo...should i try to dish off my fake TY's on ebay as well? i wonder if anyone would even pay for them...hahaha...

    based on the scans i asked you about and posted up, it could of even fooled you as being real huh? (from the other thread, if you remember :p)

    anyways, to the originator, just backing up everything bbmayo stated...100% correct. best of luck in future burnings, get some TY's if you can...but, don't buy from me, since i will be selling these fake TYGO2s i got to someone less knowing...shhhhhh

     
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    ok so i know its not a problem from it being the end of the disk cause i just burned one that was only 2243 big. it still skipped at the end of the movie, and i even burned it on a fuji i bought this morning. the first hour and a half played beautifully but the last 20 mins skipped bad.
     
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    Burn rate?
     
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    Try 2-2.4X or 4X speed if you haven't already.
     
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    Do you possibly put labels on your DVD's?

    Also how much compression do you have on your DVD backup's?
     
  20. Bunnsta

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    dont do labels and what do you mean by how much compression. as for the 4x. the wierd thing is i just looked but the dvd's i was usin were 4x but for some reason they burned at 6x.
     

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