What am i doing wrong?

Movie Copy Software
#1

Hi,
I am getting really stressed out !!! :frowning:
Having problems coping DVD movies. I have tried loads of different programmes … clone dvd/any dvd … dvd shrink … dvd fab express … smartripper …all the results are the same…
Everytime i ‘burn off’ a dvd and try to play it on my dvd settop player (samsung) the film starts to ‘break up’ halfway thru … the fast forward has problems and the menu rarely works… i am using DVD+r 4.7gb discs

Any ideas

Help :bow:

Pagodas

#2

What brand are your media - it pays to use good quality brands like Taiyo Yuden or Verbatim.

#3

Does the backup play in your pc?
What brand of media are your using?
What Burner do you have?

#4

Hi ,
discs are “bulkpaq” 8xspeed DVD+R … bought them online at www.bulkpaq.co.uk … the backup plays fine on my pc … perfect … DVD writer in an ‘Artec’ branded and claims to write in all formats dvd+/- r + rw

pagodas

#5

Hi ,
discs are “bulkpaq” 8xspeed DVD+R … bought them online at www.bulkpaq.co.uk … the backup plays fine on my pc … perfect … DVD writer in an ‘Artec’ branded and claims to write in all formats dvd+/- r + rw

pagodas

#6

So your using Bulcrap discs huh?

#7

i Assume they aint much good then …

#8

You should could try the {DV 3180} Datasafe 8x DVD+R in Spindle Tubs of 25 discs from this site. They are MCC 003 and should be of good quality

#9

Nope, they have that name for a reason. Bulqpaq/Datawrite, ect. are well known for their erratic quality (much like Memorex). Since you are in the UK, and TY’s are horribly expensive over there, I would recommend G04 Ritek DVD-R. However, watch out for other labels that carry the Ritek G04 dye as they are often B-Grade (ie Bulqpaq, Datawrite). Stick to Ritek/Ridata for best results.

#10

thanks asid … i will get some ordered

#11

Is there any major difference in DVD- and DVD+ ??

#12

they are just two competeing formats. People argue all the time on which one is better, i prefer + but dont have a reason. Most burners now are +/- so use can use either and some DVD players play one format better than others. Just really depends on your hardware.

#13

there are plenty of other posts that ask this question which you can find by searching.

#14

listen to jesterrace!!! if you buy more crap media after being warned you deserve what you get…