JoeyKJ
I was copying a vob video file that is playing good and got an error massage "cydic redundacy check" error can't copy files, Anybody know how to fix it..
geposted Tue 08 May 12 @ 3:40 pm
The Magic.DJ
usually it means , it's copy protected... You need to RIP using a program that supports/bypasses the copy protection scheme.
geposted Wed 09 May 12 @ 7:29 am
JoeyKJ
I don't think so, I ripped this file from a DVD I bought and all the other 29 tracks copy over fine to an external backup drive, it's a problem with only one file....
I've ran into this problem once before with some audio files, I thought had a problem, but the video file in question is playing correctly with no issues...just won't copy over displaying the above error massage....
I've ran into this problem once before with some audio files, I thought had a problem, but the video file in question is playing correctly with no issues...just won't copy over displaying the above error massage....
geposted Wed 09 May 12 @ 10:31 am
PhantomDeejay
JoeyKJ wrote :
"cydic redundacy check"
Do you mean CYCLIC redundancy check error ? Usually it means a bad/corrupted media source and very rarely a bad media destination.
If you're trying to copy the file from a CD/DVD ROM medium then I would suggest to try to copy it in another machine just in case it's your CD/DVD Drive that's failing to read the file from the bad/semi-damaged optical disc.
If you're trying to copy the file from a HDD then I would suggest to run CHKDSK (or any similar tool) to fix any errors with your drive and try again. If CHKDSK fails to fix the problem then I would take a backup of the entire drive immediately as this means that the drive develops serial damage (bad sectors) and it's a matter of time before it becomes completely unusable.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Cyclic+Redundancy+Check+Error
geposted Wed 09 May 12 @ 10:41 am
JoeyKJ
Thanks George, appreciate the info...
geposted Wed 09 May 12 @ 11:25 am