Reg DVD Movie writing Problem?
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You can't just copy movie DVD files to a hard drive and  then copy them to a blank CD/DVD. It doesn't work that way. You need this free software call DVD Shrink version 3.2. It will help you decode/encode/compress DVD movies to fit your blank CD/DVD.
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Try removing it and reinstalling it.\n\nAlso look at the System Settings from the Control Panel.  Go to the hardware tab and see if the DVD is working properly and that there are no conflicts.  If everything is OK then it has probably just got corrupt and needs reinstalling.
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don't feel bad but do u have a DVD writer "not DVD ROM" connected to Ur system if no then how can u write a DVD CD.\n\nand if yes u have a DVD writer then check that a small list box at the top do u have DVD selected \nif u have latest Nero ( at least Nero 6.6) u can find DVD or DVD/CD on the top \n\n\ni have DVD writer and i am able to write DVD\nthe only problem u r facing is that u have Ur CD writer selected in Nero and trying to write DVD\n\nu can do one thing check the options present and mainly check the manual given
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Try Ulead DVD Movie Factory! It's very good at merging/spliting/converting and writing movies to cd/dvd.
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download dvd shrink it will remove copywrite
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Very vague question....\nThus, there might be a lot of possible causes:\n1. Are you tring to play it in your PC or in a standalone DVD player? in the later case, it (the player) might not have the firmware version capable of decoding your video file. Look for an upgrade available. Or it might be possible that your particular player can't read from recordable media. RTFM!\n2. If you're trying to view it on PC, how was your CD written? have you ripped a DVD disc, or downloaded a file from internet, or created a video file of your own, with a video editing software? In function of the answer, it is possible that:\n a. the rip is damaged;\n b. either the file is bogus (i.e. it is a false video file) or it was a CD image (something like "blabla.ISO") and you burned it like a file on CD, not created a CD after that image;\n c. you have messed up the output of the video editing software, possibly by wrong settings;\n d. the CD-writer is malfunctioning (is there a region with a different degree of shine on the back of the disc?).\n3. As others mentioned already, you might not have the right CODEC for your file (this is possible only if the file was NOT created on your comp.). There is a freeware tool that can tell you what codec was used to create a particular file; unfortunately I don't remember it's name. (try to look with G00gle).\n4. The CD drive is malfunctioning. Either its lens are dirty or the laser LED is "depleted"... (but then you should get an error message stating that the drive is not ready, or file does not exist or smthing)
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some dvds are protected and cant be copied.
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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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Get a DVD Burner and Nero, and some DVD-Rs Notice that it is a "-" and not a "+"
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There may be something up with the laser on your DVD drive, which would suggest a hardware fault perhaps.  Im not too sure about software stuff but there may be settings that are causing it to stop prematurely. Check that all your DVDs are clean and that the bay itself is fee from dust etc...
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in depends on the encoding software you use, you can visit some sites for further explanation on this topic, for example: http://www.dvdhelp.com
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Idiot Check,\n Does the DVD work in a different player - If so then the disk is not the problem.\n Try a different DVD - If the second disk works but the first disk does not then your disk may be "finger printed" -wipe it off.\n\nNone of those work then you do have either a hardware decoder or a software decoder?\n\nIf it is a software decoder then posably the drivers are messed up
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Open DVD Decrypter and go to the Options Menu.\nUnder I/O try checking a box for ignoring I/O read errors.  This may solve your problem.  If not, the copy protection on the DVD is probably a new type and has not been"worked-around" by programmers yet.\n\nAlso try lowering the burning speed to 1-2x lower than the highest available.\n\nie: 16x -- lower it to 8x\nie: 8x -- lower it to 4x.
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Well, it sounds like the program is trying to move some structures from the original to conform with what it expects, and finds that it can't.  Then it writes them as original.  Probably has something to do with the copy protection on the original disks.  If it works, use it would be the best advice.
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Multiple factors could be the problem:\n\n-The software you used to burn the DVD\n-The DVD, itself\n-The DVD player you're trying to play the DVD with\n\nI suggest downloading Nero Burning ROM to burn your DVDs. I've found it to be more stable than other programs out there.\n\nAlso be sure that you're burning the DVDs to the proper format that your player will support. Some DVD players won't play DVDs that are encoded for a different country's standard, for example. Make sure that before you burn the DVD, that you've looked up all the format settings that you're going to need to use.
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You need a computer with a DVD writer in it.  Or if you have a computer just buy the DVD writer extra.
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it can be the problem with that particular new dvd that you are trying to play on ur DVD-ROM, try some other dvds on it. u can use powerdvd 6.0, it is the best software available to play dvd.