A test copy? Ok just curious why do you want to do a test copy? to see if the program works? You want to use a non re disc to do a test copy? I must not be understand this.
Ok first go get a BD-RE so you dont make coasters I know they are expensive but in the long run they are cheaper then having to buy more BD-R's hen post a log from dvdfab to use (copy paste) so we can look through it with a fine tooth comb.
Ipopov50 am i missing something ?
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Yes, I do have suggestion.
First of all, after you burn the disc, you do have playable content on it. You rip the original content using some other software, and it wouldn't play, but somewhat plays on a computer. Here's my question - why are you here, on this forum??? Why are you complaining about some other, not DVDFab software on DVDFab forum???? What do you want from us? a hug?
My suggestion is this; if you want to get somewhere with your experiments using DVDFab, please read these guidelines and present you issue properly:
Remember, the more information and details you will supply to us, the grater chance to have sensible and helpful advice you'll get.
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Originally posted by unknownbluray View PostOk let me get this right. You copy bd to bd and it crash's, then you go BD to HDD and it crashes. You got one good burn but it stalls on the computer and wont play on the stand alone BD player?
OK what do you have for a CPU?
memorex isnt the best media s I havve heard I didnt try it yet.
I'm thinking the computer maybe is forcing itself to read the data on the disc and when it stops then starts it might be a strain on the video card or processor. I'm just giving examples that I was giving not to long ago.
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Ok let me get this right. You copy bd to bd and it crash's, then you go BD to HDD and it crashes. You got one good burn but it stalls on the computer and wont play on the stand alone BD player?
OK what do you have for a CPU?
memorex isnt the best media s I havve heard I didnt try it yet.
I'm thinking the computer maybe is forcing itself to read the data on the disc and when it stops then starts it might be a strain on the video card or processor. I'm just giving examples that I was giving not to long ago.
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Guest repliedhenen.
This is a DVDFAB forum.
I have removed the mention of a competitors software from several of your post.
It would be best if you refrained from mentioning it again.
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Originally posted by unknownbluray View PostIs your home player able to blu-ray 25gb? Also the other question is are you adding a certificate? some players need it frm what I understand. Maybe your recording in a file format your stand alone blu-ray cant read.
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Originally posted by henen View PostTried using other software software to copy to my hard drive went well but when I burned it to my Blu_Ray disk, it is playable on my computer but not on my home Blu-Ray player, I wonder wwhy>
Stick with DVDFab and will be alright.
Post your logs that we can identify the issue.
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Is your home player able to blu-ray 25gb? Also the other question is are you adding a certificate? some players need it frm what I understand. Maybe your recording in a file format your stand alone blu-ray cant read.
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I tried the original Blu-Ray movie to copy to another Blu-Ray disk (BD-R 25) using "Full Copy" or Main Movie but all failed. Tried to copy into my hard drive also failed. Tried using other software software to copy to my hard drive went well but when I burned it to my Blu_Ray disk, it is playable on my computer but not on my home Blu-Ray player, I wonder wwhy>Tags: None
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