Ok this is the thing I have Star Wars Trilogy and I am trying to make back up copys. I do not want to take the origanals house / babysitting being that the child gets into everything and has a habbit or breaking DVD and CDs so I want to take a backed up copy so I can watch them. I use DVD shrink and DVD Decrypter I have been burning at 4X insted of 8X and it has worked for everything else I have burned but for some reason I can't get Star Wars to work. I get to the menu and go to options and pick the sound I want and that works but then when I go back to main menu and click play my DVD tells me can not read disk. Can anyone tell me how to fix this? Please.
Star Wars burrning problem.
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Check - Golden Rules of Burning and Got Bad Playback in my sig. Sounds like a media problem.
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From what you've posted, I gather you're creating .ISO image files and using DVD Decrypter to burn (as well as originally decrypt). If so, try the following instead:
1) Use DVD Decrypter v.3.54 to "rip" the DVD to your hard drive in "File" mode - and from the "Edit" dropdown menu, select "All files" (NOT "movie files").
2) Then use DVD Shrink v.3.2xxx to "Open files" (NOT "Open Disk")
3) Then use a burning program, such as NERO, to burn in "DVD-Video" modeComment
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