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dinkie
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 Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 4:22 am Post subject: Update 1/09/08 version 3.9.1.122 |
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new version available of dvd95copy should take care of the problem title 3:10 To Yuma...
download from the homepage: www.dvd95copy.com |
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StingrayJG
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| Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2008 8:22 am Post subject: |
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I just tried using release 122 with 3:10 to Yuma and I got a good copy but when I go to press play to watch the movie, it keeps looping me back to the 20 second Lionsgate intro and then the main menu again. This happens to me over and over again every time you press play off the main menu.
The only way to watch the movie now is to go to scene selection off the main menu and select scene number two. This will leave you just over 3 minutes into the movie. Then once it starts to play you can scroll backwards using the scene-search button (NOT scene select button) and search backwards on the screen until you get to about 40-45 seconds, that will be end of opening credits where movie starts. I know it's not the real way things should work but I can live with the workaround rather than waste the disc and try again.
(I will also post this in the existing 3:10 to Yuma thread in case it helps) |
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dinkie
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| Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2008 7:10 pm Post subject: |
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| StingrayJG wrote: | I just tried using release 122 with 3:10 to Yuma and I got a good copy but when I go to press play to watch the movie, it keeps looping me back to the 20 second Lionsgate intro and then the main menu again. This happens to me over and over again every time you press play off the main menu.
The only way to watch the movie now is to go to scene selection off the main menu and select scene number two. This will leave you just over 3 minutes into the movie. Then once it starts to play you can scroll backwards using the scene-search button (NOT scene select button) and search backwards on the screen until you get to about 40-45 seconds, that will be end of opening credits where movie starts. I know it's not the real way things should work but I can live with the workaround rather than waste the disc and try again.
(I will also post this in the existing 3:10 to Yuma thread in case it helps) |
have you tried movie only?? |
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