Help my movies rip, copy, then play terribly!

[iknow]

we just got Disney's "the Wild", i used RipIT4me , it required a fix from FixVTS 1.5.0.0, then was able to open and run DVD Shrink then DVD Decrypter to burn a backup copy. I just happend to watch it and check, was running fine, then 1/3 way thru the movie it started to skip, stammer (like fingerprints will cause a movie to do) by the middle it was so bad we thru the copy away. I wondered if any of my other back-up copies did this so i checked. Several of my back-up copies are not worth keeping.
Larry the Cable Guy "Health Inspector"~ not so bad, but not as good as my original
Cinderella~same thing as "the Wild"

I was given no indication on my computer or while i was ripping these movies that the process had gone bad. then the movies start off fine. i would like to make a new back-up copy but i dont want this to happen again.

can anyone explain this and possibly give me direction to fix it? thanks so much

[NightTran]

what is the brank of your blanks

[iknow]

Memorex DVD +R (RW). i have only had a problem w/ those few

[photo_angel2004]

Also what speed are you burning at?

can you please post a burn log?
There is a lot of information in the logs.

You may also want to click the golden rules of buring in my sig.

[iknow]

honestly i dont remember at what speed i was burning.
Im not sure where the burn log is and how do i post it?

[discman]

Memorex DVD +R (RW). i have only had a problem w/ those few

well for a start put those in the bin.and get some quality discs like verbatim.are you putting stick on lables on your discs.?

[photo_angel2004]

I see you burned with dvd decrypter,

Go to local disc C\program files\dvd decrypter and then in the dvd decrypter folder there is a not pad which is your log.

[iknow]

alright i will chuck the few i have left. i was jsut writing on them w/ a Sharpie marker. i do have a printer that will print on the disc but i have looked into where to get printable disks.

[iknow]

ok, here is my note pad. i hope it makes sense to you!

|==================================|
| Program Name: | DVD Decrypter |
|==================================|
| Author: | LIGHTNING UK! |
|==================================|

Supported Command Line Switches:

(You can get a basic version of this list via 'DVDDecrypter.exe /?')

/MODE <IFO | FILE | ISOREAD | ISOWRITE>
Used to tell the program which 'Mode' to open up in.

/SRC <Drive Letter | SCSI Address> | "<File Name>"
Used to select the source drive or filename.
Drive Letter or SCSI Address applies to IFO, FILE and ISOREAD modes.
File Name applies to ISOWRITE mode.
Examples: /SRC J:
/SRC 1:0:0
/SRC "C:\DVDIMAGE.ISO"

/DEST "<Folder | File Name>" | <Drive Letter | SCSI Address>
Used to select the destination folder, filename or drive.
Folder applies to IFO and File modes.
File Name applies to ISOREAD mode.
Drive Letter or SCSI Address applies to ISOWRITE mode.
Examples: /DEST "C:\DVD 1\VIDEO_TS\"
/DEST "C:\DVDIMAGE.ISO"
/DEST J:
/DEST 1:0:0

You can use [DISC_LABEL] within the path to have the program insert the disc's volume label.
Examples: /DEST "C:\[DISC_LABEL]\VIDEO_TS\"
/DEST "C:\[DISC_LABEL].ISO"

/VTS <VTS Number>
Used to tell the program which VTS should be selected by default.
Applies to IFO mode only
Required when /PGC is specified
Example: /VTS 1

/PGC <PGC Number>
Used to tell the program which PGC should be selected by default.
Applies to IFO mode only
Required when /VTS is specified
Example: /PGC 1

/ANGLE <Angle Number>
Used to tell the program which PGC should be selected by default.
Applies to IFO mode only
Example: /ANGLE 1

/DIRECT <Stream Number> <...>
Used to tell the program which streams should be processed using the 'Direct Stream Copy' method.
Applies to IFO and File modes.
'*' and '?' wildcards can be used.
Examples: /DIRECT 0x80 0xE0
/DIRECT 0x8? 0x?0
/DIRECT *

/DEMUX <Stream Number> <...>
Used to tell the program which streams should be processed using the 'Demux' method.
Applies to IFO and File modes.
'*' and '?' wildcards can be used.
Examples: /DEMUX 0x80 0xE0
/DEMUX 0x8? 0x?0
/DEMUX *

/RAW <Stream Number> <...>
Used to tell the program which streams should be processed using the 'Raw' method.
Applies to IFO and File modes.
'*' and '?' wildcards can be used.
Examples: /RAW 0x80 0xE0
/RAW 0x8? 0x?0
/RAW *

/START
Used to start the decryption process automatically when the program has finished initialising.
Basically, it just presses the 'Decrypt' / 'Write' button for you!

/CLOSE
Used to close the program when the decryption process has finished.
Basically, it just presses the 'Close' button for you!

/VERIFY <YES | NO>
Used to make the program verify a disc is readable after it has been written in ISO Write mode.
Basically, it just checks (or unchecks!) the 'Verify after write' box for you!

/SHUTDOWN
Used to shutdown the computer when the program has finished burning in ISO Write mode.
Basically, it just checks the 'Shutdown computer when done' box for you!

/OVERWRITE <YES | NO>
Used to force the program to either overwrite all existing files, or never overwrite them.

/ERASE
Used to automatically erase / format / overwrite media in ISO Write mode.

/SPEED <Write Speed>
Used to change the value of the 'Write Speed' drop down list.
The parameter must match the value within the drop down list exactly.
Examples: /SPEED MAX
/SPEED 1x
/SPEED 2.4x (or 2,4x depending on regional settings)

/SPLIT <NONE | AUTO | CELLID | VOBID | CHAPTER | FILE | LAYER | 1GB>
Used to tell the program when to split the programs output.
Only applies to IFO and FILE modes.
IFO mode supports the following options:
NONE, AUTO, CELLID, VOBID, CHAPTER, LAYER, 1GB.
FILE mode supports the following options:
NONE, AUTO, CELLID, VOBID, FILE.

/NAMING <PGC> <ANGLE> (Append PGC and/or ANGLE information to file names)
Used to tell the program to append PGC and/or ANGLE information to the file names when saving.
Only applies to IFO mode.

/FILES <MOVIE> <ALL> "<File Name>" "<...>"
Used to tell the program which file to select / deselect.
Only applies to FILE mode.
The '*' wildcard is supported. (ie. VTS*.VOB, VTS_01*.VOB, VTS_01_1.*, *.VOB)
Note: Only 1 can be used per file name. (ie. VTS*.* WILL NOT WORK!!)
Putting a '-' before a file name means it will be deselected instead of selected.
Examples: /FILES MOVIE
/FILES MOVIE VIDEO_TS.*
/FILES VTS_01*
/FILES VTS* -*0.VOB
/FILES ALL -*.BUP -*0.VOB
/FILES MOVIE "VIDEO_TS.IFO" "VIDEO_TS.VOB"
/FILES ALL "-VIDEO_TS.VOB"

THE END

[photo_angel2004]

Here is a good place to get a good deal on good printable discs.

http://www.supermediastore.com/taiyo-yuden-16x-dvd-r-media-white-inkjet.html?WT.mc_id=061003emailSingleDVD_4360_DVD01X0267-200

[iknow]

thanks you! what do you think of my log??? am i going to live????

[iknow]

It says "MAX" and im pretty sure i never change that.

[photo_angel2004]

thanks you! what do you think of my log??? am i going to live????

That is not the log that is the read me file, is there another one that looks like that that doesnt say read me ?

[iknow]

what about this, is this it? there is nothing else to look at but that "read me" file, sounds, uninstall and DVD Decrypter. i got this from opening DVDD up clicking on file and "log"


I 18:41:41 DVD Decrypter Version 3.5.4.0 started!
I 18:41:41 Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition (5.1, Build 2600 : Service Pack 2)
I 18:41:41 Initialising SPTI...
I 18:41:41 Searching for SCSI / ATAPI devices...
I 18:41:41 Found 1 DVD±RW!

[phoenix]

I see you burned with dvd decrypter,

Go to local disc C\program files\dvd decrypter and then in the dvd decrypter folder there is a not pad which is your log.

The logs from that program are never saved if you don't tell the program to do so.