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dabig25

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15. January 2014 @ 00:18

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Hey folks it's been awhile since I've been on AFD.

Well my old PC crashed & used Nero Recode to back up my DVD's. Now have a newer Windows 7 PC.

Downloaded DVD Shrink 3.2.0.15 & also IMGburn. Still have AnyDVD and it's up to date.

When trying to back up a few DVD's have gotten the " DVD Shrnk encountered an error & cannot continue Invalid DVD structure message"
I though it was the DVD since it had a few bad scratches on it but tried other dvd's but still getting the message.

I made sure AnyDVD scaned the discs first to remove protection but still not working ?

Any suggestions feeling like a newbie again ??

Thanks

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Chetwood

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16. January 2014 @ 00:59

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Shrink has always been picky when it comes to specs compliance so if ripping a DVD to disc with AnyDVD or DVDFab and then opening it in Shrink won't do, there's pretty much nochting you can do.

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dp70

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16. January 2014 @ 05:16

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Originally posted by dabig25:
Hey folks it's been awhile since I've been on AFD.

Well my old PC crashed & used Nero Recode to back up my DVD's. Now have a newer Windows 7 PC.

Downloaded DVD Shrink 3.2.0.15 & also IMGburn. Still have AnyDVD and it's up to date.

When trying to back up a few DVD's have gotten the " DVD Shrnk encountered an error & cannot continue Invalid DVD structure message"
I though it was the DVD since it had a few bad scratches on it but tried other dvd's but still getting the message.

I made sure AnyDVD scaned the discs first to remove protection but still not working ?

Any suggestions feeling like a newbie again ??

Thanks

Shrink is a very nice application, it does not tolerate invalid directory structures. The DVD Fab firm, will allow free use of their program for dvd archiving. From there, the files on the hard drive can be addressed with Shrink. There are other free programs, I chose the one I use.

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dabig25

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16. January 2014 @ 12:41

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Forgot to mention I have AnyDVD just scanning disc....Not ripping it to HD.

Will that make a difference ?

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scorpNZ

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16. January 2014 @ 12:43

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run it thru clonedvd if still no go dump the menu & select titles only even 1 title at a time if need be

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dabig25

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16. January 2014 @ 12:46

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Clone DVD works fine.

I just wanted to try it with shrink since IMO compression quality is better

I never back up movies with menu. Always just back up main movie only

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dabig25

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26. January 2014 @ 19:39

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Now when its time for IMG Burn to burn onto a blank disc this message comes up
What's going on ??

I use AnyDVD to rip disc to HD
Then use DVD Shrink to compress it
Now when trying to use IMG Burn to write it to Blank Disc and get this ??

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scorpNZ

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26. January 2014 @ 23:33

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Not sure if you should be concerned or not only things i can think of is either a permission issue or hard drive has damaged sectors tho it does seems strange those sectors were able to be written too without an error popup ,best bet either move iso to another partition or another hdd try again if error comes up again re create from scratch the iso on that other partition or hdd,if it works i'd run seagate seatools for windows on C,do a smart test a basic test & long generic

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Mrguss

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3. February 2014 @ 13:40

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Originally posted by dabig25:
Forgot to mention I have AnyDVD just scanning disc....Not ripping it to HD.

Will that make a difference ?

I had a similar problem before:

1.- New versions of AnyDVD & FAB Apps. Rip the VOB file to a fake location to E:\ or. D:\ by Default!
2.- When is save to: C:\ [HD] & as soon the ripper app is closed: The already ripped ISO structure change to be configure to work with the ripper App "Combo-deal = Encoding Engine". So we end up having problems with Shrink & other apps. to ID the ISO.

My advice: Check here:
http://forums.afterdawn.com/t.cfm/f-35/...971204/#5934302

Good Luck.

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