Hi all, I must first say this site and Forums so far have been a great resource and have helped me the last week or so since I got my burner and started backing up my DVD collection. I've have so far managed to back up several of my older DVDs successfully. I have the LG-4040B burner.
I have recently been purchasing Previously Viewed movies from the local rental shop as they are about 10-15 bucks each (cheap for my area of the world!). And the movies are relatively new ones (Hulk, Phonebooth etc.).
The problem that I seem to be encountering is that once I rip (using DVDDecrypter) the DVD the original will no longer play. Now the only player I have is the burner and an LG-8162B player in my PC. I have tried using PowerDVD, WinDVD, Media Player and Real Player and none of the Software will play the DVD. Though they did before the backup.
I am not sure if the original will play in a stand alone DVD player but my friend has taken the original DVD to his place to try it.
Does anyone know what I might be doing wrong or what could be causing this? Would it have anything to do that they were bought from the rental store? As I said I am pretty new to backing up my DVD collection. Any insight is greatly appreciated.
Also if any further info is required please ask!
Thanks.
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What you have done should have absolutely no affect on being able to play the original. Why the problem is coming up is beyond me.
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Thanks for the info. I have a small update, my friend tried the DVD in his stand alone player (no idea what model) and it did not play either. I checked the DVD and it doesn't appear to be smudged or scratched or anything.
There is no special type of protection on them because I purchased them from a rental store or is it just coincidence that my retail ones worked and the ones I purchased from the rental outlet don't seem to be functioning anymore.
Perhaps I should check for DVDDecrypter settings as I have just left them on the default settings so far.
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I hate to keep dredging this up but it is troubling me as to backup my DVDs it is taking me twice as long as I think it should, as I can backup my backups.
Just a little update again, I tried the original DVD in my folks player and it neither would play. They have a Panasonic stand alone player...and I can't see this being a media problem as it is the original disk.
Hope someone who hasn't read this can shed some light on this for me. Thanks again. -
Originally Posted by Presence
I cant see how ripping could cause a problem unless its reading via the burning lazer and its trying to burn the disk..and thats just a stab in the dark guess....but if its doing that then you would have no back up, which we assume play Ok ?
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