Clonedvd2 Cyclic Redundancy Error
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I copy using CloneDVD2 gives me the same cyclic redundancy check error. HOWEVER, I can rip the entire image
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using AnyDVD by itself using Rip to Image. It just won't work dvd shrink cyclic redundancy error fix using CloneDVD2. Up until the latest version, I had been backing up several DVDs without fail. Now, when it cyclic redundancy error windows 8 gets to "100% in Creating DVD files..." and always stops before "Creating ISO/UDF image..." which stays at zero percent, then the cyclic redundancy check error window appears. I've tried it
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with 4 different movies and have not been able to use CDVD2. But they've all copied using ONLY AnyDVD 8. The DVDs are all clean and pristine. I take care of my discs. Only been watched 1 or 2 times. Attached Files: AnyDVD_8.0.1.0_Info_F_BLUES_BROTHERS.ziplog File size: 149.5 KB Views: 2 Last edited: May 23, 2016 mercy7, May 23, 2016 #1 Adbear Well-Known
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Member Have you checked the location where CloneDVD is making it's files onto? Adbear, May 23, 2016 #2 mike20021969 Well-Known Member For confirmation, what version of CloneDVD are you using? mike20021969, May 23, 2016 #3 mercy7 Member Adbear said: ↑ Have you checked the location where CloneDVD is making it's files onto?Click to expand... Check for what? I mean, I chose a specific location on one of my internal drives (not the C:\ drive. I know where the files are going, if that's what you mean? mercy7, May 23, 2016 #4 mercy7 Member mike20021969 said: ↑ For confirmation, what version of CloneDVD are you using?Click to expand... I'm using 2.9.3.3. mercy7, May 23, 2016 #5 Ch3vr0n Translator NL & Mod Neither anydvd (regardless of the version) nor CloneDVD have any control over CRC errors. CRC errors always indicates a problem with the source, not the target destination. Ch3vr0n, May 23, 2016 #6 mercy7 Member I checked just now for the temp DVD files it makes before making the image, since that top green bar is always at 100% a