unable to copy dvd's

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  1. wombatwom

    wombatwom Member

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    hi i currently use alcohol 120% and tried to make a backup copy of a movie have just purchased. when i opened up the diologe page to set the parameters none were showing and when i went to the copy page the error message said the files were to big to dump. for some reason it is not picking up the dvd correctly. As i had read a fair bit here about clone dvd and any dvd i thought i would give them a go. however i had to use the custom button to lower quality to fit on a 4.6 gig disc. I could find nowhere that i could first do a similation so went ahead and copied. It seemed to copy ok but came up with an error message on playback, itwas somwhting like:
    Warning
    failed to read dvd:
    several reasons: 1) media dirt 2) media damaged 3)drive is a region locked RPC22 drive 4) your drive has not been asigned a region try http://rpc1.com
    i have used it before to copy so cannot understand this. can anyone have any suggestions.

    I am using 2 liton dvd drives drive d is a dvd reader and drive e a dvd r/rw
    i have a celeron 2.g system with 1 gig of ram
    thanks
     
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    binkie7 Moderator Staff Member

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    Hi wombatwom
    Clone and AnyDVD are more than likely telling you that it doesn't like the disc.
    Try cleaning it off.
    Have your tried both drives to read/rip from?
    Which movie is it btw?
     
  3. wombatwom

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    hi i have tried to burn the movie twice same result. the movie is Narnia lion witch and wardrobe. I have used the read drive to burn on the fly to e drive

     
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    binkie7 Moderator Staff Member

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    Are you using the latest version of AnyDVD - 6.0.1.1? I thinking you probably have the latest of both though.
    It will handle this one. It's what used.
    I would also try ripping from your burning (e drive) and see if that drive can rip it.
    Give the ripper a try in AnyDVD too.
    You can also try ripping w/ DVDFab Decrypter then opening those files in Clone. http://dvdidle.com/free.htm
    If that fails you may have a bad press and will need to exchange it.
     
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    thanks i down loaded both trial versions last thursday so presume both are latest versions. i have used the discs before but to ensure i used 2 different brands and same result
     
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    binkie7 Moderator Staff Member

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    The error you getting from CloneDVD looks like it's coming from the reading/ripping of the original dvd. I don't think you've hit the burn stage yet.
    So something's up with the original disc.
    Try cleaning it off and using the other drive.
     
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    I also had trouble making a backup of The Chronicles of Narnia - I customarily use DVD Shrink to keep the originals away from my kids, but it wouldn't deal with this one.

    I managed to get it on hard drive after a couple of attempts with DVDdecrypter, but Shrink still didn't like the files, and wouldn't see the main title. I spent a whole day, even downloaded DVDlabPro and attempted to join the 4 parts of the movie together again, but with no luck (I think this was a learning to use DVDlabPro or lack thereof problem).

    As a last resort, I made an Nero imagefile from the full length DVD files, mounted that on a virtual dvd drive and then DVDshrink quite happily allowed me to reauthor the DVD!!! Trim a bit off the end credits, and the disney splash from the start, and you don't even need compression to fit it on a DVD5.

    Hope this helps.
     
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    thanks i managed to use dvd dycrypter in conjunction with dvd shrink which dealt with the encryption. i usedd nero to burn it but the buttons wouldnt work so just copied the movie any of the usual options.
     

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