Please Help Me Serious Problem With Fly Copy

[Dariodream]

I HAVE A DVD ROM TOSHIBA SD-M1502 AND PIONEER A03 103.
WHEN I TRY TO DO A FLY COPY I HAVE THE FOLLOW PROBLEM:
I PUT THE SOURCE DVD IN TOSHIBA DVD ROM IF I EXPLORE THE DVD I CAN READ THE EXACT SIZE OF THE DVD. WHEN I USE A SOFTWARE LIKE PRASSI, NERO OR INSTANT CD/DVD SND START WITH THE FLY COPY TOSHIBA DVD ROM READ AN INCORRECT SIZE AND THE COPY FAILED.
Ex: DVD 3,4 GB CORRECT SIZE, WHEN I USE A BURNER SOFTWARE TOSHIBA READ A FULL SIZE (4.7) GB.

PLEASE HELP ME

[alexnoe]

Use another reader, and don't use capitals only (capitals only = shouting = impolite).

I have a Toshiba 1502 on my own, I've even contacted Toshiba about this, and they've said "well, the capacity of a dvd-r is 4,38 GB...what are you complaining about?"
They haven't even realized that the 1612 doesn't have that bug.

[klona]

Thx for the remind alexnoe; No all capitals messages.

[FilipeAmadeuO]

I´ve got the same problem !!! It happen when i try to do a DVDCopy !! And is not a DVD player problem because i tried with a ASUS 16X and a LG 16X . Can anyone help ?????

[klona]

with cd-r, can you remember how long it took to solve on-the-fly issues ? Humm. Burn-proof hardware ? No.... Only 2 months before !

Ok, i a m a bit joking, but it's a fact that on the fly copy is quite complex and it was fullof isues with DVD-r.
Expect the same with DVD-R.

Best way for me is ISO rip with DVD Devrypter, then ISO Write with DVD decrypter. Easy. I Asked for a on the fly copy in DVD decrypter, and I was answered by the guru that he do not want to implement that, it willcause too much issues depending of the hardware, system configuration and so on, and it would be a nightmare to handle.
And I agree.