DL Blues

[Cmonteith]

Making the switch to DL with coasteresqe results.


Decrypter> VIDEO_TS file> NERO 6.6: Choose DVD ROM ISO mode>ISO tab: File Set= ISO 9660+Joliet; character set= ISO 9660; all boxes checked except Do not add the ‘;1 [Default] > burn settings to DVD 9>Add VIDEO_TS. I'm burning with Sony’s newest internal DL and using Philips DVD+R 2.4X. When it goes to 2 level I get an error message no matter the DVD. I am used to burning with software other than Nero with regular DVD-R using DVD2One to split/compress and using Data DVD mode to burn. I have experimented with other modes on NERO but all with the same result. I have been able to burn regular DVD-R using Nero Start Smart wizard and choosing burn entire DVD Video. I am really a neophyte with NERO and making five dollar coasters are a drag. Any one that would take the time to sling some advice my way would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance

[parallax1]

If you are backing up a movie that is on a DVD-9 (dual layer) any using DVD Decrypter to copy it, why aren't you just making an ISO image and burning with Decrypter?

[BSpielbauer]

Making the switch to DL with coasteresqe results.


Decrypter> VIDEO_TS file> NERO 6.6: Choose DVD ROM ISO mode>ISO tab: File Set= ISO 9660+Joliet; character set= ISO 9660; all boxes checked except Do not add the ‘;1 [Default] > burn settings to DVD 9>Add VIDEO_TS. I'm burning with Sony’s newest internal DL and using Philips DVD+R 2.4X. When it goes to 2 level I get an error message no matter the DVD. I am used to burning with software other than Nero with regular DVD-R using DVD2One to split/compress and using Data DVD mode to burn. I have experimented with other modes on NERO but all with the same result. I have been able to burn regular DVD-R using Nero Start Smart wizard and choosing burn entire DVD Video. I am really a neophyte with NERO and making five dollar coasters are a drag. Any one that would take the time to sling some advice my way would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance

The above reply is correct. The safe way (assuming you just want a straight, one-to-one back up), is as follows:

-Use the latest version of DVDDecrypter. Restore it to the default settings.
-Go the MODE menu, and choose "ISO READ R."
-Rip the entire contents, to an image.
-Go back to the MODE menu, and choose "ISO WRITE W."
-Burn the entire contents, (preferably Verbatim DVD+R dual layer, and limit burning speed to 2.4X).

Done.

-Bruce