Try sticking one of the discs containing the DVD-video into your computer's DVD drive and ripping it with MacTheRipper <http://www.mactheripper.org/>. I once managed to recover virtually all of an extremely defective Video-DVD that way whose files could not be copied by other means. I probably lost a few sectors, but not enough to notice. - Aaron >To: macdv at listserver.themacintoshguy.com >From: Joan Keenan <janjay at mac.com> >Date: Sun, 12 Nov 2006 11:18:33 -0400 >Subject: [MacDV] video dvd duplication problem > >Hope someone can help. > >I have a dvd video that I authored and burned to dvd a couple of >years ago. I have different copies and am getting the same problem >with all of them. The "master" that I used to duplicate using an >external duplicator. I made over 50 copies at that time with only a >few problem disks...now when I put it in the duplicator it gets to >99% and then says there is a disk error bad media....the ejected disk >seems to play ok but I didn't want to take a chance....I tried an >older media....same results, I then tried several different dvd >versions that I had and same problem... > >Then I decided to try Toast to make a copy.....get an error message >near the end that says I/O problem disk may be copy protected!!!!!NOT!!! > >I then tried to make a disc image....again an error message..... > >I tried copying the folders to Toast manually and when I go to burn I >get several different errors with different files!!!! > >I tried this on both my older PowerBook which was used originally! >and my newer mac mini Intel.....no difference > >What could be going on???? > >No, like an idiot I did not save a disk image of it! I saved the >origiinal files and saved it as an iDVD.proj....but now that I am >using a newer version of iDVD....that doesn't work. > >This was supposed to be an easy duplication of an older video as I >work on the new one!!!!! > >Any ideas. > >Joan Keenan >janjay at mac.com > >MacMIni166 GHz Intel Core Duo >2GB SDRAM >OS10.4.8 >FCE HD 3.5.1 >Toast 6.1.1