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diogo6
11th April 2002, 06:10
Can someone please help me out with this. I thought I was doing everything right. I've burned exactly 33 movies, with what I thought to be 100% success. But it turned out that they only work on pcs, and on my ps2. Some of them will work on my xbox, but none of them work in any standalone player. I mean, any standalone player. Then I thought it was the media, so to test it, I burned a dvd using my home videos. I used sonic's mydvd to make the menus and stuff, and that one worked fine in all standalone players (and I was using the same media from the other dvds). My take on this is that I'm doing something wrong, but I really can't see what it is. Just in case you think I've forgotten to do the "Get VTS Sectors". That's not it.
I'm using dvddecrypter to rip the dvds, and IfoEdit.
please help me out,
sundance
11th April 2002, 12:26
How did you record your IfoEdit generated files?
What recorder/software (version) did you use?
diogo6
11th April 2002, 12:54
I used B's Recorder Gold Version 3.04 My burner is the QPS DVDR/Ram.
rmtaibo
11th April 2002, 14:28
??????????.....
It must work.
Try RecordNow Max instead.
sundance
11th April 2002, 18:11
Have you tried to create an ISO image (either with IfoEdit or the stand-alone ImgTool) and burn that file?
diogo6
11th April 2002, 22:00
I tried burning the .img file yesterday, but I'm not sure how to do it. I just dragged the .img file into the dvd's contents yesterday, and after the dvd was burnt, I ended up just having a .img file on it. Can someone tell me how to do it? And where do I get this RecordNow...
thanks
mpucoder
11th April 2002, 22:35
You can get RecordNow, and others, from the links on this page http://mpucoder.kewlhair.com/forum/burnlinks.html
To burn an image with RecordNow hit shift+F2 or go to "File" -> "New Job" -> "Global Image or Other Image", then browse to the image file.
diogo6
11th April 2002, 22:38
I'll try that and post replies, thank you
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