why is it that When I make copies of my DVD's and I try to playem they play on slow motion?I use DVDx copy 4.0
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Multiple factors could be the problem:\n\n-The software you used to burn the DVD\n-The DVD, itself\n-The DVD player you're trying to play the DVD with\n\nI suggest downloading Nero Burning ROM to burn your DVDs. I've found it to be more stable than other programs out there.\n\nAlso be sure that you're burning the DVDs to the proper format that your player will support. Some DVD players won't play DVDs that are encoded for a different country's standard, for example. Make sure that before you burn the DVD, that you've looked up all the format settings that you're going to need to use.
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bitrates, do you know what bitrate the program set on high is?by lower quality, what do you mean, disc quality or burn speed or capture encoding rates?
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Most likely that you have an old laptop that might not support the DVD proper, perhaps a slow CPU.  We bought some NECs a few years ago that had this problem.  They came with a PCMCIA Margi card that had been since been discountinued, but I did find some that are still being sold via a Google search for $100.  Seems like a lot of money to play DVDs on your laptop, so you might consider a portable DVD player?
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it depends of the encoder used to make the files and of the model/manufacturer of DVD player. Most modern ones can do that, or can be firmware upgraded to br able to. But not all. Be sure to check it out with the dealer / manufacturer.
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is anything else running on the laptop when you play the dvd?  Could be your processor and or memory can't keep up with the dvd.  Does the DVD play normally on a regular dvd player?  if yes, then the problem is with the laptop and I would take it back .  Without knowing your processor speed and memory that's the best advice I can give you.
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It is irrelevant what you are burning. to a computer it is all digital garbage. just make sure you choose a speed that is compatible with the CD-R or DVD-R disc you are burning to.
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Hi, \n   You might removed the codecs that need to run dvd files. Either download indeo codec or try reinstall windvd again. Dvd codecs are available try searching the web and download it.
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Copying copywrited DVD's is illegal.  :-)\n\nTry and find yourself of DVD XCopy Gold
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I assume you are copying DVDs.  I have done this a lot any have had no problems playing them back on a DVD player.  Perhaps your not really decrypting the DVD.  This is the key to getting it to work on your DVD player.  Sorry I can't help you any further.
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Look into the configuration of your DVD player software. You may have to change it.
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If your are using a VHS/DVD player/recorder that is hooked to your TV...I don't know.\n\nIf it is a separate VHS player then I have a solution. The copy protection on VHS tapes was a weak sync pulse. (The signal  that tells the color guns in a TV to move to the left of the screen.) Before DVDs, if you made a copy of the VHS tape the sync pulse would be so degraded that the copy would not play. Most TV DVD recorders notice this weak pulse and assume that it is a "bought" VHS tape and won't copy. To get around this, go to Radio Shack and buy a signal booster. Connect this between between your VHS player and DVD recorder. That should do it.
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I am a bit of a dummy when it comes to this but have managed to back up most of my collection using Nero.\n\nWith Nero 6 select "DVD" of course, use "Recode" then "Remake DVD"... very simple interface that doesn't require creating files or editing.... That is assuming your files are in a "Video_TS" . You select "Import Titles" and open (in my case) C drive where they are stored, pick the movie title. The folder is opened and I select "Title 1" normally... usually about 4 to 6,000 MB. I use the 4.7G discs, so I don't have room for the menu or extras, but the movie will have all the basics. Watch the compression rate... less than about 60% makes for some loss of quality. I usually deselect any audio but the "Dolby Digital 5.1" to save space. \n\nHope this helps.
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If you are burning your film onto a disc that was DOWNLOADED off the internet, it must be in DIVX format which can be played in only divx compatible DVD players. \n\nIf you are COPYING a DVD, Nero is excellent. \nYou can download the free trial at nero.com and can get a free gem to the program at mscracks.com (do not go to there on internet explorer.)\n\nBut if you really need a free one, you can go to www.download.com and search for it and they will all have different customer ratings. Download the one with the highest.
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Unlike VCR recording, speed does not affect the amount of video you can put onto a DVD.  If you want to add more video to the DVD, you need to reduce the quality of the video itself.\n\nThe reason some people change their recording speed when burning a DVD is to reduce the number of errors made. To do this, go to your burning software and somewhere under options or tools, there should be a way to lower the speed.\n\nHope this helps.
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when burning DVDs or CDs, you need to have enough speed from your CPU and available memory to handle the data without interruption.\nturn off other programs, don't be doing IM, listening to music, downloading, etc etc etc while burning.\nmany times you can also adjust the burn speed.\nnormally a DVD is set to burn at it's fastest possible speed by default.\nMany times if you turn down the record speed a notch or 2, it will work.\nYou also have to have blank DVDs that are rated for the speed AND protocol that you are using.\nSome burners will take just about any blank, others want specific types, like DVD+ or DVD-.\nCheck your burner's documentation.
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DVD-R disks will generally play in older DVD players, if you have a newer player at home, it should play the DVD+R's and the -R's. The -R's are the older format used when DVD burners first came to be. +R's are more recent technology and therefore do not play on the older DVD players. If your burner is new, you may find that DVD+R's burn better in it than the -R's do.
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You probably had it set to emulate/test mode.  In that mode, it doesn't really burn the disc.  Check the settings and look for something like that.