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  1. 29th Dec 2003 00:07 #1
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    I have been trying to make a dup of my daughters new DVD Finding Nemo so that she can use a backup to watch and destroy instead of the original. Problem is that both DVDDecryptor and AnyDVD either lock or crash with errors whenever I try to read this disk.

    Is there an odd type of encryption on this disk that DVDDecryptor or AnyDVD will not get around?

    Any help would be wonderful.
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  2. 29th Dec 2003 00:11 #2
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    I have backed up Finding Nemo just fine using DVD Decrypter, did you check the disc for scratches of finger prints?

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    Smartripper?
    "Art is making something out of nothing and selling it." - Frank Zappa
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    I tried smartripper and it didn't work either.

    The disk is brand spanking new (Christmas present) and I am the only one that has handled it.

    I am using a Sony DRU-500A if that helps any.

    I have a new BTC DVD-Rom drive on the way. I think it might be that the Sony just doesn't like the disk. That would be the first disk I found it didn't like though.
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  5. 29th Dec 2003 00:19 #5
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    ixll,

    I agree with you, looks as though the Sony drive is having trouble reading the disc. Good luck with the new dvd-rom when it arrives.

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  6. 29th Dec 2003 01:32 #6
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    have you tried playing the movie on your computer first?

    try playing the movie on your computer first to unlock it and then rip it.
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    try an error test with dvdinfopro.
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