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    I have been using DVD shrink to back up all of the dvds my daughter got for christmas this year. All has been fine until I put in Monsters Inc. in which I got an error (Data error : cyclical redundancy error). Reading the forums on here I tried to use DVD decryptor which also gave me an error. I also tried DVD xpress and it to failed though it did get to almost 78% read versus the others that puttered out around 15-18% Any suggestions? Since I do own the movie, I don't want to pay for a program to copy it if that is possible.

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    That frequently happens with scratched or smudged discs. Have you checked the data surface?

    I've even had to resurface some discs before DVDShrink would do a full read without erroring out with a CRC error
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    No, the DVD came right out of the package.
    I even wiped it off in case there were fingerprint smudges.

    I also tried encoding it from both drives and neither would work.
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    It might be a possible new copy protection that is appearing. Here's another member with the same problem (different movie):

    https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1154348#1154348
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    My outlook on this issue.
    I do not believe that this is a new form of copy
    protection. I backed up my "monsters Inc" and
    RE2 without a hitch. I believe that there are, occasionally, errors on certain dvd pressing
    machines. I, assume, that these machines turn out
    tens of thousands of disks a day. If a certain press
    is misaligned or iffy in it's function, It stands to
    reason that many on this forum would run into
    similar issues.
    I have had several factory disks that had the same
    decrypter issues, and nothing was reported on this
    forum. I think that resident evil 2 was a fluke and
    came off of a defective press. The error correction
    in settop dvd players will of course handle this with
    ease.
    Just my opinion, I have no definative way to prove
    this one way or the other.

    Happy New Year to all.
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    Which program did you use?
    Is it one I listed above???
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  7. I finally backed up resident evil 2 by using super dvd copy (saved to hard drive (chose not to split the dvd), ran it through shrink, and burned with roxio easy media 7.
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