I've burned a dvd that contains a software.. the problem is that it must be named "DVD 1" to make a proper install..\nI didn't know that before i burnt it..\nis there a way to rename the same dvd as "DVD 1"??
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I don't think so, especially if the disk is finalized.  I haven't found anything on the web on how to do it.  I believe it's burned into the table of contents.  If the disk is closed (finalized), then nothing else can be written.\n\nHowever, if there is a way, it might be done through the Window's registry based on the DVD's unique number when it's in the drive.  Although, I would have to do some digging to find out how to go about this.\n\nThere is, however, an easier work around.  Use Nero or Roxio to extract the contents of your burned disk to a new disk file image.  Then, turn around and reburn that extracted disk image to a new DVD disk making sure to give the new burned disk the proper name when burning it this time. Of course, you will need space to hold the disk image, so make sure you have enough space free on your hard drive before you extract.\n\nAlternatively, if it's only computer install files in a folder (with no special content), then just copy the files to someplace on your hard drive.  Then, create a new disk with Nero or Roxio and reburn those files making sure to give the disk a new name.  It will expend a disk to do this, but it's probably more worth it to get the job done faster.\n\nHowever, I recommend extracting as a disk image.  Extracting the DVD as a disk image (rather than files) is a the only way to ensure that you get everything on the media.\n\nHope this helps.
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Check the documentation that came with the DVD-RW. These DVD burners can be sorta picky about what brand name Cd's and DVDs they will burn. If you try the brands they recommend and the problems persist, try downloading the firmware from the DVD-RW manufacturer's web site for that model burner. That should be your LAST resort though!
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That software is completely illegal and most of the versions of it are completely illegal.  You can try to find a program that will "rip" the dvd to your hard drive and then you can create and burn a dvd image from there, but it's not really worth the time and effort unless you're going to sell them or something.  If you're just trying to get cheap dvd's for yourself, go to a video rental place and buy their used ones, they usually have good deals and at least you get a case.
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Using special disc-burning software. Check some good burners at download.com.\nAlso special Nero utility allows you to create special DVD-disc which you may use like usual diskette or hard-drive (paste/copy/delete at once).
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DVD Shrink works on older DVD's by itself but now with the newer DVD's you have to do a 2 step process before you burn to DVD...\n\nYou have to use a program called DVDFab Decrypter to decode the  copyright. Then take all those files that DVDFab rips and use DVD Shrink to "shrink" them.\nThen burn the files from DVD Shrink's output directory to your DVD.\n\nOf course,.... this is what I heard your supposed to do. ;-)
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Hi! Just wanted to ask Do you have the original game DVD.\nWell if not then you must explore the DVD and open the folder named "CRACK" and copy the icon there(it must b similar to the game icon) and Paste it to the directory where you installed the geame. It will ask whether you want to replace the file(There will be difference in the size) Select yes and \nTA! DA!\nIt will work\nTry it.\nOr might be 3D-Graphics card Problem\nHope it works\nI know i had to survive by just seeing it untill dad brought A new compitable 3d card\ndesaijayk@hotmail.com\nThankz
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do you know how to uninstall the dvd player.. it may some time help..  If you are using windows Xp,  right click on my computer \n ->properties -> Hardwares  -> Device manager -> DvD/CD , Expand it and you may find the driver... right click on it and click on uninstall. Once you restart your computer it will automatically install the system drivers.. Try that way.  Or else you could find some patchs for the appropriate drive with your Vendor.
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NO. WITH THE DVD SOFTWARE CD WILL COME YOU HAVE TO INSTALL IT. NORMALLY IT WILL BE NERO BURNING SOFTWARE . IF YOU DONT HAVE THEN YOU HAVE TO DOWNLOAD IT FROM WWW.NERO.COM
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this should help you\nhttp://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/105641\n\nthis entire forum is about dvds\nhttp://forums.afterdawn.com/
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try device manager and unistal it \nreboot and let windows find , this sometimes works\ngothe web site of your burning software and see if they have a upgrade for disc (i think its firmware)\ni know nero does and has helped me in the past
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Can I copy them?  Yes.\nIf they are already pirated the copy protection is probably already removed.\nMost any dvd burner in a computer can do it with the proper software.\nIt is generally illegal to copy dvd's.
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It doesn't sound like something that can be repaired without removing the DVD assembly.\n\nI assume you've tried other DVDs in it to elliminate the possibility of a bad DVD?
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go to download.com or try it on the search bar and  type in DVD shrink this is a free download it might ask if you meant shrink DVD which is not what you want it will also help if you have Nero 7 as well to the other question yes you can if you have power DVD there is a snap shot on it for that
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You dont need instructions if you use www.dvd-cloner.com. Ive been using it for 2 years now. They even have a decriptor that can copy 99% of DVDs without worrying about the copyright protection. The upgrades are free and it is one simple click as long as you have a DVD copy drive. Just get that software and a pack of DVD-R and copy them. As long as you dont distribute them for sale and its for your personal use, then it is not illegal.
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I have found a freeware one that might be just what you are looking for.\nGo to this site and for the info.\n\nhttp://www.sharewareconnection.com/my-dvd-catalog.htm
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http://downseek.com/search/?f=dvd+burner\n\nNeed more assistance contact me!
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If it is copywrited material, you would have to find someway to remove the macrovision encryption to burn it back to DVD.\nIf it is not, it could be any number of problems from dust in the burner, non compatible DVD discs, firmware upgrade or maybe just a bad burner.\nYou say you have NERO also. Before wasting a DVD disc, check your settings for burnproof so it checks that the material is actually downloaded and set up for burning.\nIt basicly makes a copy on the hard drive and kind of checks it for defects before you actually burn. Kind of a "burn to file" deal.