DVD burning question
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I use DVD Decryptor to rip the DVD, use DVD Shrink to edit the crap out and then burn from Shrink to Nero. Works great....but it does leave a data file behind, which can be a good or bad thing...
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What about DVDs that automatically pop up & give you options to view websites and stuff.
There's one that I can use Shrink on.. Stealth is the movie.. -
No you cannot do that. Burn on the fly is not possible. Here's why.
Most Commercial DVDs are DVD9, the DVD's we burn that aren't Dual Layer are 4.7gb...
DVDShrink actually re-encodes the files and then saves the output in to vobs... Man this shit is so simple compared to what it used to be back in the day using DeCSS and all that bullshit....
So unlike CDs where the data stream can just be copied, there is actual information that has to be processed / encoded here, so no you cant do on the fly recording.
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So wait; there is no way at all of copying the movie? yet anyways....
Poopie deal! -
There are ways but it gets considerably more complex then using DVDShrink...
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tjamz wrote:
I use DVD Decryptor to rip the DVD, use DVD Shrink to edit the crap out and then burn from Shrink to Nero. Works great....but it does leave a data file behind, which can be a good or bad thing...I use the same thing but use DVD2one...works well ... I just delete the files when done
99slowGSX wrote:
stealth is copy protected......I couldn't copy that one either. First one i have found so far.
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well if anyone finds out what to use on that one, post it up
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you said you were using nero. if you're using nero 6 or 7, you don't need dvd shrink. just use dvd decryptor to rip all the files of the DVD to a folder on your hard drive. then use Nero Recode to re-encode the DVD and take out the parts you don't like. I personally think it works much better then dvd-shrink. And nero recode is updated all the time, unlike dvd-shrink which hasn't been updated in a long ass time. And with nero recode, you can save the file as an iso/nrg image on your hard drive for later burning. Or if you have a dual layer DVD burner, you can just do a 1:1 copy of the dvd, which means you can just do a straight copy. No ripping, converting, etc.
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well if those are the only two vids, i think i'm not going to cry over it..
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