Alan92rttt
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I have the replicated DVD with me to see how the computers at work behave. I did capture a screen shot of the error on the laptop.
Please sent me an email about the prices for the verification and DLT to a92rttt@hotmail.com.
Thanks in Advance.
Alan
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As I mentioned I tried the DVD in the laptop drive and the player locks at the “spot”
I then tried to copy the vob’s to the computers harddrive and I got a read error 1/2 way thru the 3rd vob.
In my opinion this verifies what I have been thinking. My belief has been that the disc has a marginal spot and that better players with faster drivers were able to try it enough times to get a good read.
If I’m wrong tell me and let me know how to proced.
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Trai, Bill, and everyone else thank you for your assistance and you are all invited to help in any way you can.
Trai, This is not the layer break. Their is about 1 hour of video between the error and the layer break. I do not believe that is this caused by an improper setting of the layer break. When playing the DVD on a regular player, the layer break does happen properly at the point were it was set.
Alan
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Copying the data to the HD did not tell me anything. The two drives in my computer are able to read the disc without error. The issue shown up on set top players. (my wife just told me that the laptop has issues so I’ll try that tonight)
The replication company has come back with an offer. They have offered to have one of the other “plants” that they work with test the master vs a replicated disc using their “datarius system”. They claim that this plant will give an unbiased test because they compete with the plant that created the discs.
Does this seem fair?
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I do not have the option of making a DLT.
Michigan.
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Yes, the audio was AC3 format.
The data was sent on a burnt DVD +R DL. We have this disc back in our posession and it plays fine on DVD’s that produce errors with the replicated disc.