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James, Don't know if you have taken a look at "Takers" log file yet, but here it is....

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all at Slysoft and this Forum... Thanks, for another year of Great products.... :bowdown:

Many have already said this... But, "Thank You" for all the changes and fixes....:clap:

http://forum.slysoft.com/showthread.php?t=43454 Read post #15, #17, and #30

NO...... AnyDvd and CloneDvd2 did exactly what they are designed to do.....:rock: Post a log file like you were asked multiple times....:bang: This is the way things work here....:agree:

Iron Man 2 using CloneDvd2 2928 and AnyDvd 6700 is a total Success!!!!:clap: Thanks, to all at Slysoft.....:bowdown:

Maybe one of the Mods could rename your post to: Iron Man II Not screwed up after all...:D

OMG, SamuriHL that's a REAL shocker!!!!:D AS USUAL.......:bowdown:

Here is the REAL solution..... http://forum.slysoft.com/showthread.php?t=43370 :agree:

Very well said Brother.......:clap:

If you want movie only and are confused on which angle is correct, then place the DVD in a stand alone player and see what title and angle are being used for the main movie. Then select the Title and angle that match playback on your stand alone player in CloneDvd2. If you have Software on your...

If you read through the thread, Clams already pointed out the possible problem... CHEAP MEDIA!!:agree: Read this:http://forum.slysoft.com/showthread.php?t=2516 Try burning at half the rated speed of the blank media or use good quality blank media...;)

Possible bad media... Maybe something (Filter) conflicting with the process in your OS system... But it has been known to take up to 10 minutes with some Dvd's... Not Hours! Create an empty drive log file and attach it to your post... Right click the Red fox>>select create log...

Your log files show no real protections per say... At least Nothing that AnyDvd didn't handle... What type of error message are you getting? If the IDE Drive {D:} is not giving you the results you want; what about the USB Drive{G:}? Before replacing my last Optical Drive I started having...

To post a log file: A. Post an Anydvd .zip log file a) Ensure Anydvd is running. b) Put the problematic original movie dvd in your burner. Wait for Anydvd to scan the disc. c) Right click the red fox icon on your system tray. d) Select "Create Logfile" e) Wait for Anydvd to create a...

That's not a log file... Right Click on the red fox>>Select create a log file>>From the folder that it is created in attach this zip file to your post.

Create a log file of an empty drive then...

I've been a user of Nod32 for years and have had Zero issues with AnyDvd... Not even one False Positive in regards to any software downloaded from this Web Site...

Again... But until you create and post an AnyDvd log file we'll never know what your real issues are with this title.