Can magents hurt a DVD? I have a custom leather case to hold a wedding DVD. What about prolonged exposure?
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Magnets do not affect optical discs. DVDs have a short life span (5-10 years). Back them up.
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I would try http://www.dvd-cloner.com cuz they have a CSS decryptor that will burn movies that are copyrighted.\n\nUse the evaluation version for now.\n\nI only give out the registration key code if I get the chosen as the best answer =)
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Yes, most movies WILL be able to be burned via DVD burners. This doesn't mean ALL though. I won't say who, but I know a friend that has had quite a bit of trouble burning a movie or two. He's burned probably about 200 though, and maybe 10 or so didn't burn properly. So, it's definitely worth buying a burner.\n\nTo actually do the burning though. You'll want to use DVD Shrink. www.dvdshrink.org\n\nEnjoy! :)
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short answers\nlaptop screen - no, not at all - impossible\ndesktop (CRT) ruin? discolor, yes.\nand permanently. (unless you have a degaussing coil)\nhard disk....if it touches the platters ya, but not outside the casing unless it's a supermagnet.\nps, ignore Xeon's paste, it's from a website and has no relevance.\nI challenge anyone to prove me wrong
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RiDisc because their re-writable dvd discs, i use dem and their really gd and realible ..plus if u wanna delete or change ure film etc...then u can add take away wid these discs...the discs tht i use are \ndvd-rw\n2 x 120min/ 4.7 GB\nData and video
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It all depend on the quality of the product you use. Specially the Blank Cd's. There are tons of cheap brands available on the market today. But its always worth going for products such as Sony, TDK, Imation. \nAlso Make sure you burn on the right CD. If the CD is for Video, if you burn Audio on it it will not work fine.\n\nAlso make sure to allow maximum read and write buffer space in the memory of you PC, so during the burning process it will not be disturbed. You can do this buy not doing anything else on your computer during the Burning Process
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Use the software that came with it, also you need to buy the right kind of DVD's.  Only lightscribe DVD's have the capability of having the label burned onto it.  If you dont have the software go and buy Nero 7, it has lightscribe burning capabilities.
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Nothing wrong with your DVD burner.  None of them are able to copy professional DVDs with copy protection on them.  That what copy protection means - you can't copy it.  While there are some programs that get around copy protection, be warned that they are illegal and it is possible to be arrested just for owning the software, you don't even have to use it.  (I will let others debate whether thats fair or not - I'm just making sure you know what the current law is.)
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Depends on the brand.  Check the warranty.  Also you get what you pay for.  Electronics in the DVD field are improving every day.  Six weeks from now there could be something new in this field.  Go to a reputable dealer and perhaps pay a bit more for the equipment you need rather than a 'cheepie'.
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Some dvd players, particularly computer dvd drives have problems with some dvds. It depends on the quality of the media and if its scratched or damaged. Since you bought the dvd new, its probably not scratched, but you should look anyway. You should also try a lens cleaner disc for the dvd drive. There are several companies that make dvd media and compatibility can vary from company to company. Unfortunately there is not much you can do about media compatibilty other than to use a different dvd drive or a standalone dvd player (their media compatibility is sometimes a little better).
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I have rarely had problems with any brand of media. Having a good quality DVD burner matters more, in my experience.  I'm using a Benq DW1640 and it will burn consistently even on the cheapest no-name DVDs.
610019
Yes it could damage your ring, I would suggest taking it off at home before you workout also that way you dont loose it or have it stolen from a locker or something at the gym.
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I just recently tried to burn a DVD for the first time.  I went to backup a Concert I have on DVD. I put it in the DVD burner, opened the Roxio software, hit copy DVD and the software told me it was copywright protected and that I did not have permission to copy.  The Software then closed. No DVD copy.  So I am guessing our software needs software -  if we want to be able to copy professionally made DVDs. I went to Yahoo search page and typed "How do I copy DVDs on my computer?" and I found several places you can go that explain the entire process. I didn't get any further.  Better luck to you !!
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Depends on what software you use but it should be decrypted to wherever the applications default directory is.  I use DVD Shrink and you can customize it and use a directory of your choosing.  It also uses nero so once it's done encrypting, it will automatically start burning it if you want.
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microadvantage is more than likely a rebadged dvd burner, as there are very few makers of dvd burners, panasonic, sony, nec, pioneer, lite on pretty much make up th majority of them,\n\ngoggle firmware hack\nif i am correct, you might en up in someplace like dvdwriters.uk or the firmwareplace.com where you find you make and model and any updates for the firmware
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This means you could "Burn" DVD's\n\nNot light them on fire, but to put stuff on it, like a movie, or some data files.
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protected dvds are often difficult to burn because burners dont always get the protection right.  w/o getting into technical details, a protected dvd keeps the dvd from being copied by making the dvd look unique, so when you copy it, the duplicate looks like a duplicate because you've also copied the copy-protection that says 'this cd should have this fingerprint'- which it doesnt.  what you want to do is copy only the contents of the dvd w/o the protection.  i dont know if dvdshrink how works, but try blindwrite