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| New on Forum Join Date: Feb 2006
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| Re: Try DVD Fab (Platinum, Gold) free! Blaze Media Pro will convert PAL-NTSC or Vice-Versa, but it does take a long time. This is the first program I have found that will do this successfully. I converted a few PAL .Avi's I had saved to NTSC and can finally watch them on my Region1 DVD Player. |
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| New on Forum Join Date: Jun 2007
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| Re: Try DVD Fab (Platinum, Gold) free! I have tried both 3.1.3.2 and 3.1.3.3 beta free trial software versions in hopes of being able to buy them. But these versions have all resulted in hanging my computer and dvd burner (new pioneer). The HD Decryptpr version 3.1.2.8 is the only version that I have no problems with. I even treied using the trial software and then buring with Nero instead of DVDFAB Platinum burner, still hangs. I would like to buy, but as I cannot get all Platinum fuctions working I wont be able to. ANYONE ELSE HAVE THE SAME ISSUES? |
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| New on Forum Join Date: Jun 2007
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| Re: Try DVD Fab (Platinum, Gold) free! I have tried DVDFAB decrypter 3.1.3.2 and 3.1.4.0. both caused problems. I normally play off my hdd to check before I burn to dvd 3.1.3.2 froze after 5 minutes play 3.1.4.0 would not work at all 3.1.2.8 works fine. Downloaded DVDFAB Platinum 3.1.4.0 trial version burned two dvds and got unknown disc structure tried it again as movie only with same results. I have removed DVDFAB Platinum 3.1.4.0 including the prefetch and vso and gone back to using DVDFAB Decrypter 3.1.2.8 I am assuming there is a problem with the decryption on last two versions. |
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| CD Freaks Die Hard Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Arizona desert (SW)
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| Re: Try DVD Fab (Platinum, Gold) free! Some of you might want to try these setting that have always worked great for me as I have had NO problems with FAB Platinum My DVDFAB Platinum Settings Which Work Great For Me Read I/O Mode: Auto Check: Ask Retry/Ignore/Abort When Reading Error Retry: 5 Times Skip Sectors After Reading Error: 32 Cache Control: Check Enable Read Ahead Write Write: Burning Engine VSO Write Speed: 4X or 8X ( I use Verbatim 16X +R media writing at 8X or 12X) DVD Writeable Media: DVD-5 Size 4472 ( less compression ) Write Type: SAO Check Booktype To DVD-ROM ( only for DVD+R/RW Media ) Protection Check Everything Path Player Enable Path Player when necessary
__________________ Jim ![]() 112L FW 8.25 112L FW 8.25 Taiyo Yuden & Verbatim's only in my burners DVDFAB Platinum, DVD Next Copy |
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| CD Freaks Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: calif
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| CD Freaks Die Hard Join Date: Sep 2005
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| Re: Try DVD Fab (Platinum, Gold) free! Quote:
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| CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Northern Ireland
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| Re: Try DVD Fab (Platinum, Gold) free! Quote:
I use 16X TY-R discs but because of an inherent idiosyncracy with NEC DVD writers I get PIF spikes with either 12X or 16X burns so I burn at 8X for quality. Have you ever tried scanning discs burnt at different speeds for quality? Sometimes the results are surprising depending on the drive and you might find that burning at 8X, 12X or 16X produces better scans despite the faster speeds and despite what the drive's write strategies suggest. Like other software Fab presumably uses the drive's write strategies to determine the speed but that's not necessarily the ideal burn speed for quality. Have a go with some faster discs and you might be pleasantly surprised. Wombler | |
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| CD Freaks Die Hard Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Arizona desert (SW)
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| Re: Try DVD Fab (Platinum, Gold) free! More coasters are made when you try to burn to fast, the best that I have found is to burn at 1/2 the rated speed of the media or so
__________________ Jim ![]() 112L FW 8.25 112L FW 8.25 Taiyo Yuden & Verbatim's only in my burners DVDFAB Platinum, DVD Next Copy |
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| CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Northern Ireland
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| Re: Try DVD Fab (Platinum, Gold) free! Quote:
I've seen scans before where burning at lower speeds produces poorer results but that tends to be with fast discs 16X+. Quite frequently faster discs can be burnt at say 8X or 12X without any loss of quality compared to 4X discs burnt at their maximum speed. 16X and 18X are still problematic and not recommended for quality. It's a good exercise to study disc scans if only from the point of view of finding which discs best suit your specific writer. I'd recommend the drive specific forums here to anyone that's interested. LightningUK! also has extensive tests with popular writers stored at his ImgBurn forum. Wombler | |
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| New on Forum Join Date: Jan 2008
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| Re: Try DVD Fab (Platinum, Gold) free! Hi, This is a question that might have been asked before, but trying the Fab Platinum and its great, but I have some DVD's that are other Regions, and while I have an all region player upstairs, the player connected to my big screen TV will play just Region 1. I made backups but they will not play there either. Is there a way to back up your disk and change the Region to 1 or all? Thanks. |
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| CD Freak Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Atlanta area
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| CD Freak Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Atlanta area
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| Re: Try DVD Fab (Platinum, Gold) free! The 1GB chunks are part of the DVD specification. If you want one huge VOB you can use the VOB Passthrough option in DVD to Mobile. It used to be in Generic, not sure about the new versions. You can install it as a device so that it appears in the DVD to Mobile navigation pane using CustomizeUI->DVD to Mobile. There will be no menus, and your hard disc will need to use the NTFS file system to get big (>4GB) VOBs from long movies. There is some information about this in the Tutorial (click on the red "Official Guide" link in my sig). |
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