dvd wont burn

[kathryn 69]

can anyone tell me why clond2 copies up to 98% then stops and tells me cyclic redundancy error try cleaning dvd did this but still wont work have also tried alcohol 100%,nerov6 and dvd shrink nero said something about regions have never come across this before dvd not encrypted please anyone pulling hair out

[NetSoerfer]

Could you please try to describe your problem in more detail, and preferrably with correct punctuation and in complete sentences? I've read your message three times now and still can't make any sense of it.

[Jito463]

I'll attempt to translate from Manglish (Mangled English) to English.


It sounds like he's trying to copy an unprotected DVD with CloneDVD2, but it's giving him CRC errors (whether while burning or reading I'm not sure, though I guess while burning). He apparantly is getting errors with Alcohol 120% and Nero 6 as well (DVD Shrink uses Nero for burning, so it's the same thing), with Nero giving him some error about the region settings. He's pulling his hair out (which given it's been 3 days he may not have any hair left ).

[robbo]

regarding the problems with Alcohol why not send Support a copy of the System Report from the Disc to Alcohols Support maybe it will say what is causing the errors.

[joeboy]

A cyclic redundancy error is usually caused by a dirty disc or scratch. If the disc appears clean & there are no visible scratches or marks then it could just be a faulty disc.

Have you tried using DVD Decrypter with 'ignore read errors' checked in the settings menu? that should get you through the unreadable part of the disc although it could take some time doing it depending on how many sectors are affected

[LocutusofBorg]

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