I have spent many hours searching the forum and reading the very helpful and educational posts however have not found the answer to my problem. I hope someone can help me.
I have made succesful backups of all kinds of DVD's but have ran across a problem with certain Disney animated DVD's. When I play back the copy at certain points a little movie camera will show up and usually "1/3" I thought originally that the problem was that I had copied only 1 version of the movie to save space and therefore not all the camera angles but alas when I tried copying all versions and in fact copied everything on disc I still have the same problem. I have successfully copied some Disney and it does not seen to be an issue of newer vs older. The following is a list of the failures and a few of the successes. I hope this is not an incredible stupid question but I had to ask, sorry. Thank you in advance, Lissa
Success: Cars, Finding Nemo, The Rescuers
Failure: Dinosaur, Brother Bear, Rescuers Down Under, Aristocats, The Incredibles
I have tried downloading the most recent version of clonedvd and the problem persists.
I have made succesful backups of all kinds of DVD's but have ran across a problem with certain Disney animated DVD's. When I play back the copy at certain points a little movie camera will show up and usually "1/3" I thought originally that the problem was that I had copied only 1 version of the movie to save space and therefore not all the camera angles but alas when I tried copying all versions and in fact copied everything on disc I still have the same problem. I have successfully copied some Disney and it does not seen to be an issue of newer vs older. The following is a list of the failures and a few of the successes. I hope this is not an incredible stupid question but I had to ask, sorry. Thank you in advance, Lissa
Success: Cars, Finding Nemo, The Rescuers
Failure: Dinosaur, Brother Bear, Rescuers Down Under, Aristocats, The Incredibles
I have tried downloading the most recent version of clonedvd and the problem persists.