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28-08-2003, 18:05	#1
DES_1001 Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Leicestershire Age: 60 Posts: 380	copying film to stand alone dvd player hi, i've tried to make a copy of a film (well 4 at present count!!) using nero 6 ultra, which will play on my stand alone DVD player, I can get them to play BUT!! they are upside down! i've tried all sorts but with no luck every time, great quality but wrong way up!! Does anybody have any ideas please

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28-08-2003, 18:26	#2
paulyoung666 Permanently Banned Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: norton , teesside Age: 58 Posts: 10,571	its not some weird copy protection is it ????????????? i was going to say turn the screen upside down but id better not :p :p :p

28-08-2003, 18:34	#3
DES_1001 Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Leicestershire Age: 60 Posts: 380	yeah i thaught about learning to stand on my head, but decided better! he he

28-08-2003, 18:44	#4
KingPhoenix Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: On top of this heat sink Age: 46 Services: Sky+ & 8mb ADSL + BT Together option 3 Posts: 2,345	Its got to be something to do with the encoding codec on your PC.. All i can suggest is to update all you video codecs.....

28-08-2003, 21:26	#5
DES_1001 Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Leicestershire Age: 60 Posts: 380	yeah that's one of the things i thaught about, any ideas where i'd get the updates from?

28-08-2003, 21:36	#6
paulyoung666 Permanently Banned Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: norton , teesside Age: 58 Posts: 10,571	try here or here or here

28-08-2003, 22:14	#7
DES_1001 Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Leicestershire Age: 60 Posts: 380	thanks, i'm looking now!

28-08-2003, 22:17	#8
paulyoung666 Permanently Banned Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: norton , teesside Age: 58 Posts: 10,571	n/p

28-08-2003, 22:57	#9
philip.j.fry Inactive Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 1,395	simple solution, put the tv upside down

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