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Oh. Well, then you never have to worry, since dvd+vr doesn't suffer from the same compatibility issues as dvd-vr. The dvd+vr format can play on most players.
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Oh. Well, then you never have to worry, since dvd+vr doesn't suffer from the same compatibility issues as dvd-vr. The dvd+vr format can play on most players.
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This should probably be split from the AnyDVD thread since it has nothing to do with AnyDVD.
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Why would there be all that protection from a DVD recorder?
I doubt, by the way, this issue has anything to do with protection at all. I strongly suspect this issue has everything to do the dvd-vr format, which is not dvd-video compliant--and won't play in most dvd-video players.
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Thanks for the time you guys spent on this. I,ve been bucking the same issue with a Phillips model DVCR 1390, now I can get on with my life.This should probably be split from the AnyDVD thread since it has nothing to do with AnyDVD.
That's funny, my PHILIPS DVD Recorder makes a completely protection-free disc as well...My DVD Recorder makes a completely protection free disc, and it is region free.
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That's funny, my PHILIPS DVD Recorder makes a completely protection-free disc as well...
The problem has nothing to do with protection, and it's possible you may have set the recording as dvd-video (if your recorder supports it) instead of the dvd-vr format, which is not compatible with most dvd players. dvd+vr, conversely, is compatible with most dvd players.
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Why would there be all that protection from a DVD recorder?
This is actually the norm, and not protection. Rather it is an artifact of the DVD-VR recording process, either when the DVD is not finalized (DVD+RW) or after finalization (DVD+R).
My LiteOn LVW-5001 recorder produces discs with similar issues. The good ISO software ISOBuster actually had a revision to work around this issue. Before the fix, I wold get read errors at the end of the track - something about sectors not being found. After ISO Buster was updated, I could copy these discs without an issue. Before that, I could still copy them, but would have to instruct ISOBuster to ignore the errors, or replace those sectors with empty information.