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jamieuk
29th September 2004, 14:28
what is the main causes of freezes on playback of backed up movies on DVD-r disks >>??

The reason why I ask is >> sometimes I can back a movie up and it will play no problems >> other times I can back the same movie up and burn at the exact same speed and suddenly I will get freezes.

sometimes when I ripp a dvd movie to my hard drive I get read errors in DVD shrink or Decrypter >> every 1s advice is all ways disable errors option on dvd decrypter >> which is ok to getting the movie to my hard drive but in the long term > the read errors are still going to be there.

wot is the best way to deal with certain movies that report these errors when ripping them to my hard drive.

Is there actions I can take which will allow me to cut out these bad frames out so there is no freezes on playback.

I no there is probaly not a guide you can write for me which will Guarante perfect playback every time >> but is there some methods I can take which will give me a higher percentage of my backed up movies playing smoothly every time

jernst
29th September 2004, 18:00
If you get read errors try ripping from another dvd, if there are still errors you disc might b damaged.

As for playback problems on DVD-R the main cause is bad quality medias or bad compatibility between player and media. If you get more freezes at the end of your movie it means that the border of your discs are crappy => buy better discs or don't burn near the borders by lowering the target size of your movie.

fccHandler
30th September 2004, 00:41
Could be your DVD-ROM is overheating, and that will definitely cause glitches in the movie. If your disks come out warm to the touch, beware! Excessive heat can slowly bake your drive to death.

Joe Fenton
1st October 2004, 08:06
Unless you write the DVD-R in DAO mode, you are almost certain to get glitches in the video playback. DVD-R is more compatible with more DVD players, but DVD+R is designed to handle stopping and starting recording without hitches. That is the main difference in the two formats.

Capmaster
2nd October 2004, 19:36
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