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DVD Burning troubles

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ShadowGhost12

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I've recently been backing up my DVD collection so I can put away the original copies to safe keeping. Now, every DVD I've tried burning has been successfull thus far, using a combination of DVD Decryter to strip protection and rip to HD, then DVD Shrink and Nero to burn back to DVD. I've done some pretty heavily copy protected movies, mutli-million dollar films that companies would want to protect heavily, but I seem to have run into a problem with 2 DVD's I can't burn, that I wouldn't think would be protected that well. Both are Marvel cartoons, Spider-Man: The Return of The Green Goblin, and The Incredible Hulk. Both DVD's are individual episode released of the 90's animated serieses. Now I wouldn't think DVD Decrypter would have too much trouble burning those when I can do all my movies with protection fine.

Does anyone have a suggestion as to if it may be a problem with the DVD itself, or suggestions for other DVD burning software to try?

Thanks for the help guys.
 
Unfortunately, they are scratched. I haven't had problems with other scratched disks like this though, but that thought certainly crossed my mind. That must be the problem then. I did clean them thoroughly with a cleansing kit I purchased, but that does nothing really to scratches so that wouldn't have really helped.
 
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