The extras include some funky games and interactive stuff.. Never been able to do anything with that kind of content from disney.. Main movie only.
JSaumur try the better media i mentioned above burning at 6x to 8x max doing the movie only. also don't burn to the edge of the disc set your target size a bit smaller say 4300. make sure you have the most up to date firmware for the drive/burner also
You May want to slow the burn speed down to 4x. Try Cleaning your Stand alone Player. Also try running the movie through Fixvts.
What program and version are you using to burn? Did you by any chance update Nero for use with Shrink? Later versions of Nero cause the same problem you're having. Since different things can cause the same problem, this may or may not be your particular problem. Without more info, I'm just stating what I've seen personally. Nero 8 and 9 are not supported by Shrink. Nero was changed enough that it calls up the wrong burning process when accessed by Shrink. The burned output plays on the PC but not on standalone players for home video systems (same problem you describe). With 8 & 9 you can save output to hard drive and burn the transcoded video manually. For ease of use I upgraded Shrink to use ImgBurn as a supported burner.
I think you might get it right on the nugget there. I did indeed upgraded to the latest Nero, therefore I think the problem started around that time. I'll have to either downgrade back to Nero 7 or use something else and see if that works. Thanks for the information.
There's a sticky with the info needed to change the Shrink exe to support ImgBurn. Here's the link, http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/664041 . You can still save the Shrink output to your hard drive and then record it to dvd manually with Nero Express using the video options. It will play on your standalone that way. For ease of operation, I'd suggest going with ImgBurn as a supported burner. That makes the transcode and burn seamless and LUK is doing a good job supporting the ImgBurn software.
There's a problem with the sticky though, it doesn't give the option to burn the files as a DVD but rather as an IMAGE ISO file which is not what I want to do. How do we fix that?
Just pick the rightmost/uppermost icon in Imgburn - 'Write files/folders to disc', it 'builds' & burns the VIDEO_TS folder to disc..
I'm saying from DVDSHRINK is where the problem with the ISO file choice is, not from the other. Therefore I don't even get to the burning software yet before I chose that option.
I see. I don't do auto-burning, i have no idea what 'pops up' when Imgburn is called via Shrink. There's an echo in here.... - http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_jump.cfm/664041/4356993
you have to have this version of dvd shrink to autoburn with imgburn http://www.dvdplusvideo.com/DVD_Shrink_3_2_b_w_IB.zip
I just got Tinkerbell and would like to make a backup copy. I've tried DVD Shrink, DVD Fab and DVD Decrypter, but none are able to break it, so I can't even get just the movie on to my hardrive. I've had trouble with Disney DVDs before, but DVD Fab usually breaks it, wondering if they've got a new encryption that these programs can't handle. At this point I'm just trying to backup the movie, then burn to disc. If anybody has any suggestions I'd appreciate it, thanks.
Use DVD Shrink with AnyDVD HD version 6.4.3.2, it will crack any Disney movie, worked for me so far. The problem I had was that the new NERO version doesn't work to well with DVD Shrink, you need to keep it below version 8 or use IMGBurn.
rtm makes an excellent point. Now it seems that you got the movie and were able to watch it. lol. If you want to buy it now I'm sure that Walmart will have it cheap!! Sorry couldn't resist the fun. .....gm edited: At the request of jaknife, I edited my content to "cover" some silliness. Classy change on their part and request if you ask me.
That's exactly what I got, I've downloaded it from your link but it still is the same problem, it doesn't give me a choice of burning without doing an ISO image and that's no good for me. I don't know what's wrong, but it just doesn't give that choice no matter that it's that version and I've copied the file from the sub-sub directory in your zip.
I know what you're doing wrong.. I don't ever create movie ISO's personally but i mooched around in Shrink and you've got the wrong option selected, see here -
In mine I had an option that says Burn With: and then the choice was NERO, shouldn't there be the same thing with the choice of IMGburn? I mean you do want to burn automaticly to DVD with the software don't you? I know I do since I don't want to waste time and sit in front of my computer to wait.