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I have tried burning a back up on a DL disc, unfortunately one messed up in the burning process ( pc went to sleep :@), and the other was a successful burn but it does not work into the standalone player. Here's the step i've done hope fully some one can correct it and can get myself a working copy. The dvd burned was reauthored and is on the hd, i made sure thre's a layer break somewhere, i left it at the same chapter as it was in the original, then used image clasic and created iso file sliced at 1 gb(got fat32) and burned using dvd decrypter. the stanalone player is a panasonic and does play dl discs ( it does play the original ). Wut did i miss on?
P.S. ( a side question) I always wanted to know y is it that DL discs are so expensive for us, while for them i belive it is very cheap, aside the mass purchasing factor, is thre a reason as y it is cheaper from the, i mean like in the way they are made or something related tech wise.
Thank you
I have tried burning a back up on a DL disc, unfortunately one messed up in the burning process ( pc went to sleep :@), and the other was a successful burn but it does not work into the standalone player. Here's the step i've done hope fully some one can correct it and can get myself a working copy. The dvd burned was reauthored and is on the hd, i made sure thre's a layer break somewhere, i left it at the same chapter as it was in the original, then used image clasic and created iso file sliced at 1 gb(got fat32) and burned using dvd decrypter. the stanalone player is a panasonic and does play dl discs ( it does play the original ). Wut did i miss on?
P.S. ( a side question) I always wanted to know y is it that DL discs are so expensive for us, while for them i belive it is very cheap, aside the mass purchasing factor, is thre a reason as y it is cheaper from the, i mean like in the way they are made or something related tech wise.
Thank you
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