I ripped and burned the movie Criminal but when watch it, during the movie the audio stops and the cinevia message comes out. I've allready had this same problem with a few other movies, Can this be fixed?
Thanks, I used to play it on a Sony dvd player with no problem but it broke and when I tried playing it on a Samsung dvd player which is the same brand as my blueray player the same thing happened. Then I went and bought another new dvd player and this new one won't even accept the disc so now I'm trying to fix my Sony player which needs a new belt but thank you for your advicewhich was very helpful.
A defective disc is one thing, Cinavia is another. I have not seen or heard of a DVD player that detects Cinavia. Bluray, yes. DVD, no.
Thanks again, you know, now that you mention it about defective discs, I have several movies that I burned where after watching it more than once the end of the movie would freeze. I usually buy my blank discs from Amazon either 50 or 100 pack dvd-r or dvd+r. Is there a difference in quality in brand or format?
there most definitely is, both between DVD+R and DVD-R as well as between brands per type. But that's not relevant to cinavia detection, which is the subject here.
+/- R there isn't a lot of difference now, but in brand most certainly. Taiyo Yuden Premium (NOT Value Line) was the best, but they have since sold to JVC/CMC and I'm not sure if the quality is what it was. Other than that, Verbatim.
Not the datalife series too I hope, cause in that case I'll need to stick up on supplies quick. Did a quick Google and it's only been a few months. I'll need to load up. But then again it could go the other way around too, cmc crap improving in quality Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk
I don't believe Mitsubishi has anything to do with any Verbatim disc production anymore. The quickest source: https://www.anandtech.com/show/14597/cmc-buys-verbatim-assets-from-mitsubishi In theory, I'd agree and hope that quality hasn't changed but we all know how that goes. PS: Feel free to split this discussion off. I didn't mean to sidetrack the thread.
A change in quality is not expected, lol. Not for the life series no, yes for the datalife plus series Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk
So what's the difference between dvd+r and dvd-r ? Also do you lose quality with rw's? By the way thanks for all your responses, am learning a lot.
Since this is now becomming a disc type discussion, i'll be moving this topic. That said, here's a link to a quick summary of the differences Code: https://www.lifewire.com/different-types-of-dvd-recorders-2482957 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVD_recordable#DVD-R_and_DVD-RW_(DVD_%E2%80%9Cdash%E2%80%9D) https://www.diffen.com/difference/DVD%2BR_vs_DVD-R DVD+R is for many superior to -R media, and on top of that supports booktype setting (for compatibility with older players) on drives that support setting the booktype. RW's are re-writeable discs. You can't pin yourself on that for quality. That's a brand issue, not a disc type issue
