Problem with Burning DVD's on to a disc?

Question

for awhile now .....everytime i burn a movie onto a dvd it burns it fine but like at the end of the movie it gets really chopy. Ive tried it on two computers now so its not the computer. I use DVD Shrink 3.2 to put the movie on the computer and then i use NTI DVD Maker to burn it onto a disk............how can i fix this problem. and if its not fixable then what is a program that i can use that does work for a fact. (cost of the program is no problem)

Answer 1

Many DVD burners get cranky when you make them write too close to the outermost edge of the disc. Change DVD Shrink so it's using more compression and making a smaller copy.

Within DVD Shrink, go to Edit and then Preferences. On the Preferences tab change the target DVD size to "Custom" and set the default size at 4400 MB. You will only have to do this once.

It's a small change in size from DVD-5 (4.7GB), but it seems to work wonders for some users.

Answer 2

i use dvd shrink also. u need to install nero so that right after dvd shrink is done recoding the dvd, nero will automatically burn the image to a dvd-r all in one non-stop process.

Answer 3

nero works great for me. you might want to try it.

Answer 4

use dvdfabdecrypter(freware) to remove the protection then use dvdshrink
http://www.softpedia.com/get/CD-DVD-Tools/CD-DVD-Rip-Other-Tools/DVDFab-Decrypter.shtml
guide to how to use it
http://www.cdrinfo.com/Sections/Reviews/Specific.aspx?ArticleId=15715