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  1. 2nd Jul 2004 05:21 #1
    apicella
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    Greetings to all,
    I copied a DVD ("Anything else"), using DVD decrypter, than i generated the image with ImageTool and lastly I burned it using DVD Decrypter...
    this process always worked for me (10 DVD burned so far) and the DVD was brilliant on PC and SA DVD player.
    However this time everything is smooth on my PC, while my Pioneer SA cannot read this particular DVD, it gets to the title number and stays there, I can only manage to see the menu for about 30 seconds, than it stops...

    Anybody has ideas? Problem of media (it is a Princo)? but why it is OK on the PC if so?

    Thanks to everybody who can spare some thought, I am about to retry to burn it, but maybe I there is an explanation...[/b]
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    dvd-rom playback is always more reliable than standalone, double so in the drive that burned it.

    Buy ritek G04 or taiyo yuden and watch your problems disappear
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    Princo. *spits*

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  4. 2nd Jul 2004 08:41 #4
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    defintley media issues... in one pack u can have a few duds...
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