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QUOTEOk, I am trying to burn the disk, but both DVD Decryptor and DVD Shrink cannot decode the DVD so I can burn it. Is there something the DVD companies have figured out to block the burning of DVD's?

I heard that some companies accually put physical errors on the dvd,
like tiny scracth marks or somthing , and some copy programs will just recognize them as bad disks. but dvd will still play on dvd player.

I havent actually came accross one of these dvds tho. (at least I dont think I have)

QUOTE(macrob @ Oct 3 2006, 12:49 AM) I heard that some companies accually put physical errors on the dvd,
like tiny scracth marks or somthing , and some copy programs will just recognize them as bad disks. but dvd will still play on dvd player.

I havent actually came accross one of these dvds tho. (at least I dont think I have)

I have a free DVD that came with a music album, which cannot be copied to tape. If you try copying it, the sound comes through fine, but the picture shakes all over the place, like a badly damaged videotape.

Actually it also happened with a DVD that I bought.