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Ned Kelly & Bad Boys won't shrink or Decrypt
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hrdbawl
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29. March 2005 @ 14:05 |
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I recently bought this movie and want to back it up, but I can't get it to do so with Shrink, DVD dycryptor, any dvd AND DVD 43. I tried everything (same issue with Bad Boys also despite no issue with Bad Boys II).
Has anyone had any luck at all?
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deadcat
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30. March 2005 @ 00:18 |
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i backed both up no probs ages ago.
Theyre old movies so no new encryption should be present, what errors are you getting?? is the smiley turning green?
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30. March 2005 @ 00:23 |
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I wonder if this type of problem points to issues on the original disk..In my humble opinion shrink and Decrypt are the bees knees but some bought DVD`s are not.
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30. March 2005 @ 04:42 |
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If the disc damage is minor, DVD Decrypter seems to be the better at reading these discs when using the ignore errors option. I guess these discs are just being "Bad Boys"......
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hrdbawl
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4. April 2005 @ 13:48 |
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Well, I am still outta luck on both movies. I have even gone back to Shrink 3.1.7 as this seemed to help me on Friday Night Lights, but it still didn't get the job done for Bad Boys or Ned Kelly. I tried another copy of each to see if it was the disk, but no dice. Same issue. DVD Decryptor, Shrink, DVD43 and AnyDVD 4.5.7.1 didn't work in any combination. One error was cycle redundancy while the other error (on 2 different computers) mentioned a problem with memory. The fact that I get the same issue, at the same time on each movie regardless of the program that I am using, makes me wonder if some new encryption may be causing this. Old movies or not, they are new in print (never used).
Any thoughts here?
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4. April 2005 @ 13:54 |
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You should use all updated programs.
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sodsmlive
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12. April 2005 @ 17:38 |
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hey hrdbawl, is the bad boys you're working with the special edition? i just bought it the other day from walmart. the disc it is on does not look very old(looks almost identical to some of the columbia/tristar discs of within the past 2-3 years). deadcat must have burned his from an older non-special edition or re-release version(not accusing, just asking)? i'm getting problems with bad boys as well. the drive(liteon 811s) makes all kinds of crazy noises with the disc in and doesn't recognize that there is even a disc in it. it's not the drive as i just tested about 10 other movies and they were fine, not to mention the 50 or so over the past few months from the video store(all play flawlessly). the drive has latest firmware as well. the noises it makes are scary, like clicking or ticking. it's just strange. bad boys works fine in the living room player though. sorry i can't help, just letting you know you're not the only one with a bad boys problem.
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13. April 2005 @ 04:17 |
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all i got to add is that i did bad boys 2 with just DVD Shrink ages ago so no funny protections..
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hrdbawl
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13. April 2005 @ 11:40 |
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Thanks for the thoughts people, but I agree with sodsmlive as the newer burned version's are encrypted with something new that hasn't been figured out yet. Same goes on the Ned Kelly movie. At any rate, these two WILL NOT BURN!
On the other hand, just like creaky said, Bad Boys II DOES burn (I had done that one first) however, in time, I'll bet with new reproduction of Bad Boys II and any other movie, the encryption will keep the new production from being copied until someone figure out how to trump that too. Thanks for responding.
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13. April 2005 @ 12:58 |
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Just because you can't copy a disc does not mean a new protection scheme is applied. Just means you're unable to copy and that can be from a multitude of system problems.
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sdragon_
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13. April 2005 @ 14:33 |
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Hey. I've found that if DVD Shrink has problems reading DVD's. Then I turn to DVD Decryptor. I Rip an ISO file then run the ISO file through DVD Shrink. If you get read errors with DVD Decryptor, just go under settings, to the I/O tab and select ignore errors. I find that DVD Shrink doesn't seem to have a problem over looking the missing data. So if I get a damaged DVD. I just have DVD Decryptor ignore the errors and continue to create a ISO file. Always worked out great for me.
I've got it, you want it, try asking...
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hrdbawl
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13. April 2005 @ 15:38 |
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Good idea Sdragon. Unfortunately, I did this too. I had DVD Decryptor run for almost 3 hours on Ned Kelly before finally getting past the error, but when I went to shrink it, Shrink picked it up and errored me out. I agree with bilbo65 most of the time, but in this case, I tried all of these remedies on 3 different computers and when my purchased movies wouldn't back up, I was curious if a rented one would work. Same bat issue, same bat time. It errored the same way over and over and over again no matter the copy or the techinique or the computer. Hence why I am GUESSING a new encryption. I haven't had this issue yet, but here I am.
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Car.Mike
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13. April 2005 @ 17:05 |
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hrdbawl,
Your thread intrigued me so I went to Wally-World and bot the Special Edition version. Just got through ripping it w/ no problems using DVDDecrypter. Then tried AnyDVD and Shrink and did the movie that way also. So what you might have is a bad press. Before I went home I asked the Guy behind the counter if he had gotten back alot of these movies and his reply was " we have gotten some back as people are telling us the press is bad" Now granted the Kid was about 19 years old but he did admit they have taken some back and exchanged them.
sodsmlive,
I looked at the edge of the disk and the copy I have has a slight point that goes up and down all the way around the disk. I wonder if this the noise that you heard. I heard no noise when I did the disk. Look and see if your copy has the little points all the way around the disk.
The copy of Ned Kelly I ordered from Blockbuster about 6-7 months. (One of the Mods on the one of the forums talked about the movie and it sounded interesting so I bot it) Had no problems burning that one either.
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hrdbawl
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13. April 2005 @ 17:49 |
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car.mike, you're killing me! I mean to say that I appreciate your testing this issue out and damn it if someone proved me wrong! Well, maybe I should pay you a bit to get those pups to me. I really hate it when that happens. Usually I can figure it out. Maybe I should go to Blockbuster and try theirs? You got Ned Kelly too huhh? Kudo's! P.s. which version of DVD Decryptor did you use, maybe that's it.
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sodsmlive
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13. April 2005 @ 18:23 |
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Car.Mike, i'm curious of what model of burner you have.
going out and getting that dvd was above and beyond but i'm sure hrdbawl appreciates it. i checked mine and didn't notice anything out of the ordinary on disc. it sounds more like lense(or maybe the housing thingy that moves back and forth) tapping against something as the noises sound more mechanical/electronic than something protruding from the disc. i'll pop the disc in and open it up and have a look to be sure.
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 13. April 2005 @ 18:26
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Car.Mike
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13. April 2005 @ 18:45 |
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sodsmlive ,
Lots of time on the hands since I retired from Corporate World. Can only play so much Golf.
Ripped the Movie in a Lite-on DVD-Rom and used a Pioneer A08 to burn the DVD.
hrdbawl,
When I did Ned Kelly it was Approx 6 months ago so whatever version that was was the version I used. So that was approx 2 versions ago.
I Still think you have a bad press and you should exchange it if you can.
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sdragon_
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14. April 2005 @ 10:49 |
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To throw some thing in. I find if DVD Decryptor is having problems reading. You might want to have it run at a slower speed. I've noticed from time to time that some disks that I've had errors on. If I have it run at 2X (which I admit takes longer) but it seems to read DVD's with less errors. Maybe the software tring to read at to fast a speed (since Default is MAX) it runs into more errors. It's worked for me from time to time. Might be worth a shot.
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hrdbawl
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14. April 2005 @ 12:11 |
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Not a bad idea Sdragon. I'll give that a shot. I know there has to be a way to get this to work. This idea might be the clincher!
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