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  1. 11th Feb 2006 10:01 #1
    sceeme
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    I am noticing noise and other artefacts in some of my DVDs, Is this purely down to the bitrate from the source or is it down to DVD decryptor?? Anyway of cleaning it up?
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  2. 11th Feb 2006 10:06 #2
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    commercial dvds?
    backup dvds? how do you backup?
    homemade dvds? how do you make the dvds? what is the source???
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  3. 11th Feb 2006 10:34 #3
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    DVDDecrypter just rips, so the video quality is untouched.

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    Teach a man to fish, and he'll eat for life.
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  4. 11th Feb 2006 11:04 #4
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    I am burning image files using DVD decryptor.
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  5. 11th Feb 2006 12:02 #5
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    Bad media??? Check the DVD Media list to
    see what others have to say about the media
    yo're using. Name brand doesn't always
    guarantee it's the best for your burner.
    DVD burner firmware needs update???
    Try lowering your burn speed - If burning an
    8X disc on an 8X or higher burner, burn at 4X.
    (4X at 2X)
    Visit www.nomorecoasters.com or look within
    VideoHelp for burning guides.
    Good Luck.
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