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Problem with W and Miracle at St. Anna
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MrMailman
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12. February 2009 @ 17:33 |
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Originally posted by MrMailman:
Gave Any DVD time to read disc 5-6 mins. Ripped with AnyDVD> DVD Shrink> then CloneDVD2, no problems.
I went to AnyDVD forums, which stated that AnyDVD will take time to read disc. Once read, ripped with AnyDVD and shranked and burned, as stated this worked.
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12. February 2009 @ 17:58 |
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W went fine using AnyDVD and CloneDVD2. Works in all standalone except for the Sony which doesn't play anything over 8X media.
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12. February 2009 @ 21:06 |
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Originally posted by MrMailman:
Originally posted by MrMailman:
Gave Any DVD time to read disc 5-6 mins. Ripped with AnyDVD> DVD Shrink> then CloneDVD2, no problems.
I went to AnyDVD forums, which stated that AnyDVD will take time to read disc. Once read, ripped with AnyDVD and shranked and burned, as stated this worked.
I saw that too but I didn't have that issue at all on either movie. Maybe it's just some setups.
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madpunter
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12. February 2009 @ 21:21 |
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I was having trouble backing up "W" with DVDFab 5.2.3 until I enabled PathPlayer and used Main Movie.
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moreofles
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12. February 2009 @ 22:52 |
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Originally posted by madpunter:
I was having trouble backing up "W" with DVDFab 5.2.3 until I enabled PathPlayer and used Main Movie.
I downloaded 5.2.3.2 and it worked fine without changing any settings. The DVD plays on my low end player but it takes a LONG time to load.
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12. February 2009 @ 23:20 |
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Originally posted by moreofles:
Originally posted by madpunter:
I was having trouble backing up "W" with DVDFab 5.2.3 until I enabled PathPlayer and used Main Movie.
I downloaded 5.2.3.2 and it worked fine without changing any settings. The DVD plays on my low end player but it takes a LONG time to load.
There are quite a few bogus cells in the menu - you could blank them out (vobblanker) - doing the menu though can be a little tricky.
edit - to clarify since we have 2 movies lumped in this thread - it Miracle at St. Anna I was referring to - W doesn't have the same issue.
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 12. February 2009 @ 23:23
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N2DVD
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14. February 2009 @ 09:42 |
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jaszmin
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17. February 2009 @ 15:58 |
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I forgot everything I knew with this one. I tried to make a copy by clicking on the file at first. That led to an I/O error right on the lionheart logo. So I ran it through the ripit4me window. It was going to take over 24 hours to work that way. So I shut it down. Next day, thinking it was a scratch on the DVD, I rented a different one from Red Box. Same result. I decided to run ripit4me through the entire 24 hours to see if that would work. It was the 15th vob that gave the trouble. It ripped at a slow 1 kbps or even 0 kbps at times. But I ran it the whole day and it seemed to work. Only, when it reached the point of creating an ISO, I got an error message. Then I read the afterdawn forum page and got some ideas. I tried the old DVD Fab freeware which doesn't always work now, and which gets you a prompt to download the paid for one. I tried a 60 day free clone tryout, but my time was up on it. Then I remembered that many people said just Shrink and ANYDVD would work, but it would take the newest one- 6.5.2.2 to bring it off. I had a dell which I can't get to connect to the net. So I dragged a copy of 6.5.2.2 from an outside drive to the Dell with space to make isos, then opened it. Then I remembered something that no one in the forum had mentioned. Sometimes your drive won't see the DVD. But the I/O failure message is what sent me off in the wrong direction. Usually that message just means the playing side of the disk needs cleaning. Not this time. The W dvd had a PDF file included with it, which may have caused problems, not sure. Whichever the case, one of the more recent no-brainer, easy fixes is to simply copy the file to your machine, remove the original disk, then apply Shrink, with ANYDVD running to the FILE ON YOUR COMPUTER and Imgburn afterward as usual. I have rented this movie twice from Redbox, have held it over an extra day because I couldn't get it to work. So Redbox is into me for $3.18 rather than just $1.06, not to mention the more than four trips to a nearby Wal-mart to pick it up because I didn't understand how the reserve thing works right away, even though, like in this problem solution, it was the old bugaboo of not remembering what you ALREADY KNOW! W is chugging toward a perfect burning in Imgburn as we speak. If you have ANYDVD, try just copying the files to disk first by right clicking the red fox down in the right of your tray. Its SIMPLE! See if that's the problem with the Miracle Disk too, tho I'm not certain that is the solution. The moral of this story is that you should always recall everything about ripping THAT YOU ALREADY KNOW!
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17. February 2009 @ 16:03 |
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Originally posted by jaszmin:
I rented a different one from Red Box.
So Redbox is into me for $3.18 rather than just $1.06, not to mention the more than four trips to a nearby Wal-mart to pick it up
No Rent & Burn discussions here, Forum Rules are in my signature. We can only help you with movies that you own..
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sheldon11
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3. March 2009 @ 02:58 |
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I used DVD Fab 5.2.3 to rip 'W' and it worked just fine but it is 6.78GB. When I use DVD Shrink to attempt to shrink it to 4.35GB, it doesn't work no matter how many times I try to do it. So apparently, the ripping part of it worked for DVD Fab but I'm stuck after that..
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3. March 2009 @ 03:11 |
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Can you explain why DVD Shrink didn't work? What happened? Please give details.
99% of all problems are between the computer and the chair.
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sheldon11
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3. March 2009 @ 04:20 |
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Well, DVD Shrink did work, but instead of the usual compression to 4.35GB, it compressed the 6.78GB into 6.77GB. All the settings are the same as usual. Usually when something like this happens, DVD Shrink gets the job done if I shrink it again, but not for this case. Do you have any ideas?
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3. March 2009 @ 09:48 |
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Set your target size to custom, then set to somewhere between 4300 and 4400.
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sheldon11
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4. March 2009 @ 03:01 |
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Attempted to set custom setting to around 4500GB but DVD Shrink still shrinks it to 7.66. On the other hand, I used the exact same technique with Miracle at St. Anna and it worked just fine (the 7.8GB file that was backed up from DVD Fab 5.3.2 was successfully shrunk to 4.35 by DVD Shrink). Something's definitely funky with W.
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