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    7.0.9 Not opening Brooklyn's Finest

    I was backing this disc up with 7.0.4, but it was dirty and I was getting read errors, so I cancelled it. Then DVDFab asked me if I wanted to update and I said yes and updated while I cleaned the disk.

    Now it won't open.

    Two different computers, no luck.

    Any ideas?

    Thanks in advance.

    Ray

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      #3
      Exchange the disc for another, I had no probs with that title and 7090.

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        #4
        Tried turning off Pathplayer. It now recognizes the DVD but can't read it.

        I tried uploading the log files.

        Thanks.

        Ray

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          #5
          OK, here re the files
          Attached Files

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            #6
            The error 102 you are getting is a read error this a bad Disc exchange it

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              #7
              Originally posted by AGJ View Post
              The error 102 you are getting is a read error this a bad Disc exchange it
              Thanks, I will do that but why am I not having any problems playing it?

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                #8
                because players are more tolerant than the ripping process.
                "Beer is living proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy." - Benjamin Franklin 1706-1790

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                  #9
                  If you want to verify it bad disc you can download and install VSO inspector it free and do a disc scan. If any read erros show then bad DVD but no point in doing that as you get the read error. I and other have done this DVD with no issues as well

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