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My brother just purchased a DVD burner and XCopy. Most of his efforts have
so far been successful, but for some reason when he tries to burn a copy of
the DVD release of the 1931 "Dracula" (which contains both the Lugosi
version and one filmed at the same time for the Mexican market) he's only
given the option under "language" to copy the Spanish version. Would
anyone have any ideas as to how to overcome this? Many thanks in advance
to anyone kind enough to offer any help.

download DVDShrink 3.14 (freeware) and use the Re-Author feature...


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"Jeff Pearson" <> wrote in message
news:Xns948AD125FC4ADjeffreyjpearsonhotma@151.164. 30.48...
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> My brother just purchased a DVD burner and XCopy. Most of his efforts
have
> so far been successful, but for some reason when he tries to burn a copy
of
> the DVD release of the 1931 "Dracula" (which contains both the Lugosi
> version and one filmed at the same time for the Mexican market) he's only
> given the option under "language" to copy the Spanish version. Would
> anyone have any ideas as to how to overcome this? Many thanks in advance
> to anyone kind enough to offer any help.
>

When you do I wouldn't mind a copy I have the English version but not the
Spanish would love to see it.

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Tim Pace
"Do not try and bend the spoon. That's impossible. Instead, only try to
realize the truth . . . There is no spoon . . . Then you will see that it is
not the spoon that bends, it is only yourself."

I've just successfully burned this disc recently. Try DVD Shrink-
it's a freeware program that can either burn 1:1 copies or compress
DVD9 discs to a single DVDR. You can find it at
http://dvdshrink.org/what.html

I reauthored the DVD so I could create my own menus. The original
disc had the most user unfriendly menu structure of any DVD I've ever
seen.

On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 02:33:33 GMT, Jeff Pearson <>
wrote:

>
>My brother just purchased a DVD burner and XCopy. Most of his efforts have
>so far been successful, but for some reason when he tries to burn a copy of
>the DVD release of the 1931 "Dracula" (which contains both the Lugosi
>version and one filmed at the same time for the Mexican market) he's only
>given the option under "language" to copy the Spanish version. Would
>anyone have any ideas as to how to overcome this? Many thanks in advance
>to anyone kind enough to offer any help.

The Spanish version is awesome! Actually in many ways *better* than
Lugosi's version, but I love both of course

In article <%KaWb.249$>,
"Tim Pace" <> wrote:

> When you do I wouldn't mind a copy I have the English version but not the
> Spanish would love to see it.