Error Writing the Volume to the Drive?? please HELP!!

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Silvie

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29. November 2002 @ 12:20

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I have a Matsushita DVD-RAM LF-D310 in a Pentium-4 1.GHz
PC with 512MB of RAM, and three huge hard-disks (one ULTRA3-SCSI
and two 100GB Ultra DMA/100 with 8MB Buffer) running Windows XP
Professional and I just installed ?DVD X Copy 1.1.0?.

I'd like to copy the regular standard commercial movies and musicals
I have purchased on DVD to DVD (to keep the originals out of my
children's hands), take them with me when I'm on vacation, lend
them to friends, etc, etc. But I?m having problems, as DVD X COPY
seems to rip the original DVD to my hard disk with no problem, but
when I try to burn onto a blank DVD-R, I get two warnings:

First, DVD X COPY says there wer some errors when reading the disk and
There is a chance that that the copy could contain some defects;
and then, when I press the OK and the ?go ahead anyway? button I get
the second warning that reads: ?Error Writing The Volume To The Drive?.

I have all my drivers, the Matushita DVD recorder firmware, the ASPI,
and everything in my computer up to date and running just fine, and
I also keep my hard drives clean and constantly defragmented, so
I?m convinced there must be something wrong with the DVD X COPY
software I just installed and I?ll appreciate any help to solve this problem.

Thanks in advance.

Silvie.

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