I have been trying to copy with DVD Shirnk it gets to about 14% then blue screens me the error screen said
File name APIX(03)+00000E39
Error:0E:0028:C18145B9
hope this makes sense to someone thanks
"the mediocre teacher tells. the good teacher explains. the superior teacher demonstrates. the great teacher inspires."- William Aruthur Ward
Website: http://www.ampleblaze.com
no I didnt run it through decrypter first that causes freezes or errors to I have been trying to do this for 2 months and havent been able to finish one yet I dont think its the discs have wasted 25 that havent worked different brands
"the mediocre teacher tells. the good teacher explains. the superior teacher demonstrates. the great teacher inspires."- William Aruthur Ward
Website: http://www.ampleblaze.com
Listed below is my recipe for successful DVD burning - Have burnt between 500 and 1000 without any major burning or playback problems.
People are free to accept or reject this advice - it is not prescriptive, merely advisory and has worked very well for me.
1. Do not use labels on burnt media.
2. Keep your hard drive defragmented.
3. Ensure you have plently of free hard disk space.
4. Ensure you do not have sypware/virus on your system.
5. Keep you start up menu lean and clean.
6. Use a program such as HijackThis to ensure your start up log is lean and clean.
7. Avoid conflicting programs on your system e.g., Nero/Roxio do not play well together - choose one only.
8. Avoid the use of packet writing software e.g, INCD, Direct CD.
9. Avoid multi-tasking when ripping/encoding/burning.
10. Do not install problematic programs such as Interactual Movie Player and remove from system if installed.
11. Do not burn too fast (max 4x recommended).
12. Ensure definitions for virus and spyware programs are up to date.
13. Avoid burning unnecessary extras - do movie only in reauthor mode if using DVD Shrink <http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/dvd_rippers/dvd_... 14. Use brand name, quality players for burning - e.g., Plextor, Pioneer, Lite-On etc.
15. Use an el cheapo Asian/Chinese standalone for playback - they are much more versitile and reliable than name brands and normaly handle both PAL and NTSC formats.
16. Use quality DVD media - Ritek, Verbatim, TY's recommended.
17. Reduce target size of burnt DVD to approx 4400 if using DVD Shrink.
18. Store safely and keep away from children.
19. Be very wary of downloaded movies - in most cases they are not worth the time or effort to reproduce.
20. Ensure that DMA mode is enabled in your system settings.
21. Load and skip through chapters on computer DVD player (e.g, Power DVD, WinDVD) prior to burning.
My System Specs (don't laugh)
PIII - 800 - 256Mb Ram
Programs used: DVD Shrink (98%), DVD Decrypter (approx 2%), Nero (almost 100%) for burning.
Success rate: 99% plus.
Burner: Pioneer 106D
ROM: JLMS - Lite-On
Rip/Encode time: Between 10 and 50 minutes (depending on movie) - normally under 30 minutes.
Burn Time: Between 12 and 15 minutes.
