How do i fix my DVD-RW to work on my computer from my sony DVD camcorder?

Jun 12
2009
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My DVD-RW does not work on my computer, which i am using through a sony camcorder, and gets the error message "windows cannot read from this disk. The disk might be corrupted, or it could be using a format that is not compatible with windows." I have finalised my DVD on my camcorder. i want to copy my videos onto my computer. How do i fix it?
How do i use ISOBuster and handbrake? i've downloaded them but don't know how to use them.

Once you have finalised the DVD – try it this way

Use a programme called Ulead VideoStudio – you take the mini-disc out of your camcorder and put it into the DVD tray of your PC making sure it sits centrally in the little depression made for it.

Inside VideoStudio you select "Insert DVD" and point the programme at the DVD and follow the prompts and the video is copied from the disc into the timeline of VideoStudio so that you can edit it – add lots of different videos together – add titles/music/narration – make a file that you can e-mail or upload to 'Youtube' etc. and finally burn to a full size DVD to play in a standard player.

Full details and a one month free trial of VideoStudio from :-

www.Ulead.com

or

www.Ulead.co.uk

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3 Responses to “How do i fix my DVD-RW to work on my computer from my sony DVD camcorder?”

  1. June 12th, 2009 at 2:07 pm

    Bill G says:

    Try using ISOBuster and rippinjg the DVD using HandBrake.
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  2. June 12th, 2009 at 2:47 pm

    one says:

    Try Hooking-Up The Camcorder DIRECTLY To The Computer Via FireWire ( iLink ) And Let the Camera Read The Disc And Transfer The Video That Way.

    Good-Luck!!
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  3. June 12th, 2009 at 2:52 pm

    BRIAN C says:

    Once you have finalised the DVD – try it this way

    Use a programme called Ulead VideoStudio – you take the mini-disc out of your camcorder and put it into the DVD tray of your PC making sure it sits centrally in the little depression made for it.

    Inside VideoStudio you select "Insert DVD" and point the programme at the DVD and follow the prompts and the video is copied from the disc into the timeline of VideoStudio so that you can edit it – add lots of different videos together – add titles/music/narration – make a file that you can e-mail or upload to 'Youtube' etc. and finally burn to a full size DVD to play in a standard player.

    Full details and a one month free trial of VideoStudio from :-

    http://www.Ulead.com

    or

    http://www.Ulead.co.uk

    **
    References :

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