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narcismo

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17. June 2006 @ 20:36

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error: unable to seek requested position....? man i'm no newbie and can usually fix this stuff, but i need help this time. i've been using 1-click & any dvd with good results for about 6mos. i think i contracted something new (probably from a sony dvd). the error sounds like conflicting software but i've removed other dvd software and even un-installed and re-installed one-click & any dvd, unplugged and re-plugged the disc drives,but no satisfaction.the dvds rip just fine, but when the burner spools up it burns just enough to ruin the dvd(about 15 so now). I'd contact 1-click but i can't(if you know what i mean). I had a similar problem w/fab & shrink before(after burning "stealth").can anyone help out?i'm ready to reformat my computer and that sucks.

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ireland

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17. June 2006 @ 20:44

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did ye ever think it can be ye burner thats going bad..

test the burns with another program like DVD Decrypter and image burn

look here for those
http://www.filehippo.com/

imageburn
http://www.imgburn.com/

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PeaInAPod

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26. June 2006 @ 23:10

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@narcismo

It sounds like you really like 1Click DVD Copy and AnyDVD. I do get why you cant contact the 1Click company (lg software innovations). So if you have the money to pay for internet access and blank dvd's/dvd rentals then you should be able to scrounge up the $59 dollars to buy the software then you would be able to contact the company for this and any other problems you may encounter. Did you buy AnyDVD or can you "not contact" them either??

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aabbccdd

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2. July 2006 @ 00:50

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i would bet your drives is going bad picup a new drive first before you reformat

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narcismo

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3. July 2006 @ 19:15

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bought a new drive....back in business.thanks for the replys(and the criticism of my software aquisitions),have a good one.
sincerely,
narcismo