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4th January 2002, 05:52 | #1 | Link |
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How do you make a 1:1 copy of a DVD-5 Single Layer?
Ok, i know you can't just do a disc to disc copy due to the CSS encryption and all.. so i smartrip with the backup option and get the video_ts on my hdd.. now, if i burn this directory back to dvd-r it won't work
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4th January 2002, 06:53 | #2 | Link |
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Ok, burning the video_ts dir back with prassi will work on my pioneer 505 but on my panasonic dvd-rv20 no can do.. just says "no play" i have successfully played dvd-r & rw in this before copying dvds that had no css encryption.. so i dont think prassi is buring the dvdr to dvd spec? and the css discs are the only discs i am using ifoedit on to get vts sectors... could this be stuffing up the disc and not allowing it to play on my panasonic? has anyone got a disc to play in the panasonic dvd-rv20? if so how did you master it?
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4th January 2002, 15:18 | #4 | Link |
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If the DVD will fit on a DVD5, U don't need to use ifoedit
Just smart-rip (backup) the entire DVD to your hard drive. then just drag the video_ts folder to prassi to burn. make sure that no "extra" files get into that video_ts folder, like IDX files or TXT files. I do this about tens times a week, so far so good. I hope this helps and good luck!! BTW, its nice to have this forum to help each other out, thank Mr.Doom9
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4th January 2002, 15:58 | #5 | Link |
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I know you guys are probably tired of hearing this, but on certain OS's the VIDEO_TS folder made by SmartRipper is in lowercase characters. That won't work on all standalone players, so:
@Equinox: rename the folder to uppercase. @Ollie: do you have a friend with a Sony player? Or do what I did, certain stores, like Best Buy, allow you to try your own disks in their players before buying. Unless you made your copies on Win2K (or possibly XP, I haven't tried it) they will have problems on some players. |
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