Shrink redundancy error?

[Chip718]

Does anyone know what would cause Shrink to have a "redundancy error"? I am backing up a DVD and when it hits 80% while Deep Analyzing I keep getting the error. Shrink is an awesome program and I have always used without a single problem until now. Any info would be appreciated.

[nickbr4]

I got the same error whilst trying to backup a dvd using shrink. I tried the disk in another drive and shrink worked fine. Maybe there is a problem with the reading from your DVD drive and/or disk. Have you tried other disks or an alternative drive?

[Chip718]

Gonna try right now

[Chip718]

nickbr4, did the error accur on a particular disc or every disc that you tried to backup on that drive?

[nickbr4]

It happened on a disk yesterday, about 3 times at exactly the same point (10%). I haven't tried any other disks yet in the same drive. I could only assume a small scratch on the disk, or a slightly dodgy drive. When I tried ripping from my DVD writer it worked fine, first time.

[Chip718]

I think it may be the disc itself. First I tried it with DVD Fab, but it was about 4.6G so I had to use 2 disks. When I used Shrink I found the DVD contained 3 versions of the movie. I clicked Re-author and dragged the version I wanted over to the window. After deleting the subtitles and audio I didn't want the green indictor line on top read 3,600 , but when I went to the start/end screen the size was 4,600.

For some reason my DVD writer would let me rip for it. I can only rip from the player. I have been trying to find out why that is, but have had no luck.

Thanks for your quick replies

[Gazorgan]

It's a bad disk. You can get around it by using DVDDEcryptor and telling it to ignore errors anc keep going. You will get some pixleization at that point.

[jimmalenko]

Bad disc, scratch or fingerprint. Try a different drive. Try ripping to HD first.