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DVD backups - final chapters skipping - why?
I use a Pioneer 105 DVD writer with DVD X Copy and DVD Cloner (fully registered versions) to backup my DVD movies onto DVD-r disks.
Most movies have until now copied perfectly, split onto two DVDs where necessary. Recently, e.g. with Starwars episode 2 and Minoruty report, when I play my backup disk 1 on my Sony DAV-S3000 standalone DVD player, the film plays fine all the way until the final few chapters on the disk. When it gets to the final 3 or 4 it skips chapters every 2 or 3 seconds. This does not happen on my PC DVD player. Other films play perfectly on my Sony DVD player, so why don't these two most recent films? It happens with copies made using both DVD X Copy and DVD Cloner. Do these software programmes have faults, or is this some new kind of protection on the original discs? Any advice will be most gratefully received!! |
what media do you use?
have you changed the media that you use since your fully working backups? I had something similar a while ago, I tried using a Bulkpaq DVD-R, played fine all the way through the film then last few chapters skipping. Changed media to Datasafe gen 3 DVD-R (DVD movie only) and have no problems. |
I used "Ice White" DVD-r media. these are the first I've tried - are they a good choice?
I'll try another brand - you suggseted Datasafe gen 3 DVD-R (DVD movie only) - I'll try these instead. Where can I get them from? John:) |
Ice white?:rolleyes: As long as you stick with name brands your shouldn't have any problems.
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thanks - what brands do you use?
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I use Verbatim. They cost a little more than most but pretty much work perfectly with everythng. Best you can get.
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thanks again for the help - where do you buy your DVD-Rs from? Can you recommend any good online sources?
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I buy from buy.com. Great store with good prices. A 10 pack of Verbatim runs for $32.94 there + free shipping.
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or if you are in the UK or Europe some good reliable suppliers are www.bigpockets.co.uk and www.blankdiscshop.co.uk
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