[Мatt]

That's the error I'm getting. Below are things to note that I've tried:

- Using DVD Decrypter, AnyDVD, and IMGBurn and had the same error / same sector.
- Tried a different DVD Drive.
- Tried different read / write speeds.
- Tried to discontinue the read and burn the ISO (didn't work).

Oh and I forgot to mention this happened with 2 different DVDs as well, so I know the disc isn't bad.

[Imada Duty]

where are you getting the videos from? If you want the dvd to play in a dvd player you need to make it a certain size(4.3 i think).
What you should do is download dvd flick. its a program that you can use videos ripped from the internet and burn them to disk. it takes some time but it works great for bootlegging. its also very easy to use and you can even have a menu page for multiple videos. i think i wrote a tutorial on how to do this i will search for it or create a new one. check out this site www.dvdflick.net

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also make sure the destination file doesnt exist already and when burning you should unplug usb to give power to the burner. the laser needs a constant consistent pulse to burn so when i do i burn a disk i unplug everyhitng and only run the program.

[Мatt]

Well in order to use DVD Flick (which I use), I need the actual DVD first. I'm trying to copy about 9 DVDs and 2 of them didn't work. I actually used AnyDVD to extract the actual folders and files instead of burning into an ISO. Now that I have the files, I'm going to put them into an ISO image and then write the image to a blank and see what happens.

[Oni]

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