All of the movies I backed up 3-4-5 years ago suddenly skip now but played perfect the first time I watched them. I wondering if anyone else has experienced this as well. I put paper labels on the disc maybe the adhesive has had an effect overtime? I'm frustrated..
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This can be a problem with cheapo media, the dye just don't hold up over time. First thing I would do is run to wal~mart and buy a cleaner disk and clean the player's laser. I think the kind with the little brushes work best.Last edited by 90312; 03-25-2011, 12:05 AM.How to post the internal log
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Agree with 90312 100%.
Also, I'd skip the paper labels from now on; it doesn't take much to increase disc wobble, thus interfering with the laser's ability to focus.
This doesn't sound like your problem though.
I don't burn much these days since moving to a media player, but sharpies always worked well.
If appearance is what you're after, recommend good quality printable media.Comment
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Hi gtfourever
I also agree with 90312 about the media ,as I have had this happen to some of my movies first hand, and will only use quality media from now on.
CBR929Even if it's a little thing, do something for those who have need of help, something for which you get no pay but the privilege of doing it.
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I'm also having problems. but its not just with older movies freezing, new ones are doing it to. switched dvd brands and it still happens. bought a new blue ray player, still happening. HELP PLEASEComment
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jandy71, the first thing to do is post the logs and the second thing is to slow down the burning speed, a good rule of thumb is burn at half the rated speed of the blank media.How to post the internal log
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