[Nodnarb]

I know there are other posts about this, but none seem to have a step by step guide, or are out of date.
I just bought a 14 inch iBook G4 with a superdrive. I tried using toast 6 to copy a dvd (I burned it on a DVD+R), but when I played the dvd in a different player, it was all disoriented and stuff. You could make it out but it is like it had bad reception on a tv channel.
I saw 3 different softwares for this in other forums, but none said where to get it and exactly how to do it. Also, do I need DVD-R instead of DVD+R?
I assumed that when I pressed "copy" in toast 6, that would be all I have to do. Also, I read about having to decrypt some dvds, compress them, etc. If at all possible, I'd like someone to give me a complete guide on how to do this. Thanks!

[JLFanboy]

You can't copy commercial DVD with Toast unless you use some intermediaries to strip the copy protection, (potentially) compress the data, and turn back into a disk image that you could then burn with Toast.

Check out this thread for more: Copying DVD Movies (which was, actually, right below your thread. )

[Nodnarb]

Sorry, I saw that other post right after I posted mine and I didn't know how to remove mine. But a question that wasn't answered in there is are the DVD+R's compatible with the superdrive? I only hear about DVD-R's but I accendentally got some +R's. Is that one of the reasons its not playing?
Also, I burned a dvd that worked in one player, but it said disk error in another. Whats up with that?

[JLFanboy]

While DVD+R's can be fine for most things, they are not as compatible with players as DVD-R. But I think your problems stem from the copy protection on the original DVD, and less on the format.

If you want to learn about DVD+R's and compatability, I'd suggest heading over to the Apple Support Discussions.