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Bobbyaro
 Post subject: Copying DVDs
PostPosted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 10:29 
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One of my colleagues has one of these broadcasting thingies for sending media files around your house. However, whenever he plays a DVD he has copied the audio and visuals get out of synch, with the problem getting worse as the file goes on.

Is this a problem with the hardware or the copy?
Is there a good programme for copying DVDs which has a good comprerssion rate with not too much loss?
Any other recommendations?

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markg
 Post subject: Re: Copying DVDs
PostPosted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 11:25 
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I guess the first thing to try would be just playing the DVD on the PC and see if it still goes out of sync.
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Bobbyaro
 Post subject: Re: Copying DVDs
PostPosted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 12:44 
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markg wrote:
I guess the first thing to try would be just playing the DVD on the PC and see if it still goes out of sync.

Sorry, I misunderatood what he was saying, Ihave asked, and it does happen when just on the PC.

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