I have been using AnyDVD and CloneDVD2 for a long time with great success. I just purchased a new laptop with a DVD +-R DL drive and tried to copy a couple of DVDs. They appeared to burn correctly, but when I put them in my TV/DVD combo they were not readable... they work on my laptop, my *new* DVD player (different tv location), and my desktop (previously used to backup DVDs), but not on my older laptop or my TV/DVD combo... I am using the same media I used previously and I tried slowing the burn speed down to 8x, but no luck...

Ideas???

Is your new burner book typing to -rom? Dual or single layer media? You need to post more info.

Media is +R single layer 16x.

Brand? Media ID? information please!
http://club.cdfreaks.com/showthread.php?t=182650

Computer is Toshiba Laptop, A105-S4384, WinXP MCE, current versions of AnyDVD and CloneDVD2. Drive is Matshita DVD-RAM UJ-841S. Media is Verbatim, DVD+R, 16x (tried burning at 16x and at 8x, same results).

Anything else?

DarellCraighead -

As requested provide the Exact Version Number of AnyDVD and CloneDVD software programs you are using. I am sorry to inform you that stating using the “Current Version” does not provide this critical pertinent information.

When using the AnyDVD and CloneDVD software programs do you receive any Error Codes and/or Error Notifications? If so provide this information.

What is the Name(s) of the Commercial DVD Movie(s) that you arte having difficulty processing?

Provide a copy of the AnyDVD Summary of the Commercial DVD Movie you are having difficulty processing.

Also have you curtailed ALL background Multi Tasking activities when using AnyDVD and CloneDVD to process your backup copying?

BeLooken

Error

When I did a Google search of this drive, it appears to be an 8x max drive.
Does it book type to -Rom? Some players will not play +R disks.

DarellCraighead,
AHAH! Matsushita drive! ... slowly I turn ... step by step ...! These drives are notorious for region encoding problems.

Turn off AnyDVD and set the Matsushita drive Properties to "United States" (assume from your writing style you are American) which will fix it to region1. Suspect this is your problem. Repeat: this will not work unless AnyDVD is turned off and not visible in your system tray.

Then reboot and try your backup again.

Best Regards,
Whisperer

I am having the same problem with a new laptop from dell.
Model Inspiron B130

Software same as my desktop which works. Clonedvd2, Anydvd
Burnable Media use same as my desktop which works.
Laptop Burner is a TSSTCORP DVD +- RW TS-L632
Firmware DE03
Region Code set to 1

Problem when I insert to my my home player in won't start just spins and tries to open but can not.

Sounds as though this is a hardware problem and not a CloneDVD problem. Perhaps the posters in a hardware forum can offer help....