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Backing up files from DVD-RW

Irish Gunner · 2005-05-04 18:41:41

Hey Recorder onto a Maxwell DVD-RW and edit the commercials outfrom the start using the dvd player Now I want to copy it onto a normal dvd-r Opened up Nero and there where no files on the disc same with DVD Shrink What can I do ? TA

04-05-2005 6:41pm

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Irish Gunner

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Hey

Recorder onto a Maxwell DVD-RW and edit the commercials outfrom the start using the dvd player

Now I want to copy it onto a normal dvd-r
Opened up Nero and there where no files on the disc same with DVD Shrink

What can I do ?

TA

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#2 04-05-2005 10:35pm

Jaeger

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You tried opening with DVD Decrypter? Then re-copying back onto the HD, then rewriting with shrink/nero. Long shot, but twas the first thing that sprang to mind

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#3 05-05-2005 1:44pm

julius

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Do you want to decrease the Bitrate to shrink the filesize or what...more details please???

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#4 05-05-2005 7:16pm

Mutant_Fruit

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Put it in your standalone recorder, and try "finalising" the disc. The problem with DVD-R's is that they have to be finalised before they can be read. If it was a DVD+R you wouldn't have that problem.

Thats just one of the (few) differences in the specs of the two kinds of DVDR.

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#5 05-05-2005 8:11pm

Irish Gunner

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That was the solution to finalize it

Now it will play on PC

cheers

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