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Disney DVDs unable to be read

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Archie Chen

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I am trying to back up my Disney movies for travel so my kids don't trash them. But for the life of me I can't get Cars2, Cars3, Finding Nemo, Lilo and Stitch to load correctly. It just kept on scanning and scanning and scanning forever.

Any advices?
 
I don't know the titles anymore, but I once had a set of three discs that took 5 or 6 minutes to scan. How long did you wait?

If nothing happens after 10 minutes or so, eject the disc if any, close AnyDVD and then see if Windows itself can even recognize one of them.

Also check if your Drive's region is set correctly by just looking at the Status window of AnyDVD. If it says 0 (not set!) then you have to take action.
 
Disney DVD's of that time usually had some kind of advanced, messy structural protection on them. As DeepSpace said, it can take up to 5 minutes to fully scan these structurally protected discs, depending on how deep the protection goes. Follow Deep's listed advice and proceed from there.
 
Archie Chen said:
I am trying to back up my Disney movies for travel so my kids don't trash them. But for the life of me I can't get Cars2, Cars3, Finding Nemo, Lilo and Stitch to load correctly. It just kept on scanning and scanning and scanning forever.

Any advices?
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Is your drive region code set correctly? Check the AnyDVD status window without disc in the drive.
 
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