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    i got some verbatim dvd +r dl
    i burned an iso of a movie with dvd drcrypter, it burned fine, and verified, i opened a video player on the computer and it played.
    took it out of the computer and tried it on 3 different home players to no avail
    put it back in the computer, and it shows nothing, under my computer and doesnt play or anything

    any ideas, i dont want to keep making coasters with these things, there not cheap enough yet
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    A general suggestion would be to use ImgBurn to burn your DVDs - it's the updated burning-engine portion of DVD Decrypter. It should perform better as a burning app.

    Jim
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    What format was your ISO file?
    Was it DVD (Mpeg2) or DivX (Mpeg4)?
    If it is right file ImgBurn should do the trick.
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    will imgburn decrypt discs as dvd decryter does,
    should i replace decrypter with imgburn, or have both
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    Originally Posted by m-man
    will imgburn decrypt discs as dvd decryter does,
    No, although ImgBurn will read NON-encrypted DVDs.

    should i replace decrypter with imgburn, or have both
    I'd say both, although development has ceased on DVD Decrypter . If you wish to decrypt more recent DVDs, you'll need something like DVD Fab HD Decrypter or RipIt4Me (may take some effort to locate).

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    i have ripitforme, which uses decrypter, so i should probably keep it

    can you tell me what this "auto" means in pic 1

    and also how do i set up this layer break, and can it do it for me, i have no experience in DL media, but i have some i want to use

    thanks



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    IIRC, the "Auto" auto-calculates the project size to show the min size of media for the project (in your case DL DVD).

    I've not done a ton of DL media either, but pick either of the "Good" layer breaks.

    There's several guides & FAQs over at the ImgBurn forums:
    http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?

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    hey guys img burn did the trick, works great
    thanks
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