Having pixle and picture loss with proven back ups that have worked in past? Is there a dvd player that is better than the ordinary player? Had this problem with an older player and though my back ups were bad but it turned out to be the player itself. If anyone knows which player works best please let me know .
This is not the first time this has happened!I bought a new player and my back ups played with no problems for about a year? I back up with ( Icopydvd software ) the disks came from costco and the burn rate is 16x the burner is a sony . Case in point I backed up (The Guardian)last week,Iplayed it that day and it ran perfectly.Ran it again last nite with my girl friend and had pixle loss and skipped the last 5 min's???
You probably need to go about backing up your movies at a new way.
Burning speed is to high.
IcopyDVD software is not the best software. (probably one of the worst)
DVD Media I am not sure what brand you are using as you only mentioned you bought them from Costco, but you need to make sure you are buying quality media.
Give this guide a try Pacmann777 guide and remember to burn at a slower speed a good rule of thumb around here is to burn at half of the rated speed of your discs so in your case burn at 8x.
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Thanks for advice , from now on will burn at 8x . But I did go to best buy and bought a new dvd player (with HDMI ) and it plays the same dvd that I had problems with perfectly??? So every year I have to buy new dvd , its better than thowing away all my back ups . Thanks agin for the feed back - happy burning
Humm now that you mention it no! Tahts easy to try though . The extra dvd is now in my office hooked up to a older tv so i will give that a try.Thanks agin sometimes the easy answer excapes me
