DVD to DVD±R: step by step

DUR0N · 21st August 2003, 12:59

www.doom9.org
www.dvdrhelp.com

and using dvddecrypter+pinacle instant copy gives better quality

21st August 2003, 13:33

Before the 1 click and done programs I used IFOedit and such.
During a whole time I used DVD2one when it came out.
Kickass program, very fast compared to IFO, 12min to compress movie and have a good quality. Ok IFO gives better quality but 4 hours against 12 mins is a huge difference. I'm still using it even if dvdshrink has more options, well I use both, depending on what need to be ripped/compressed. IC is also a very good prog but I think it's not really user friendly. It took me some time to find the correct settings.

Best freeware combo : Dvddecryptor and dvdshrink

Also very important is which prog you use to burn.
Nero gave some errors in the past. Never had those errors but some had so I mention it.

DUR0N · 21st August 2003, 19:35

dvddecrypter has a burn engine, right?

RichBa5tard · 21st August 2003, 20:22

Why do you need to compress a movie while making a DVD to DVD-+R copy?

22nd August 2003, 10:51

Quote:

Originally posted by DUR0N
dvddecrypter has a burn engine, right?

Yeah, never used it tho, dunno if it's any good.

@RB : there is DVD9 and DVD5 : DVD 9 are 2 layers dvd and are too big. fe : DVD9 : 7.5G and DVD-R = 4.3G
So if you want to keep all audio tracks and extras and menu's then you need to compress the video or only the extras.
Most obvious is first to remove the audio tracks you don't need.
and subs even if they don't take much space. The extra's you could keep, but not really needed so throw them away.
You probably have a movie that is still too big but the compression would be less high and quality better.

DUR0N · 22nd August 2003, 13:16

trash all audiotracks except the english 5.1 AC3
trash all subtitels except french & dutch
trash all extras
minor recompressing
fits on a dvd-r nicely

22nd August 2003, 16:23

The only thing that sux is that you can't find every movie in the video rental store.
I have a quiet large collection and am looking for some movies that are really difficult to find in DVD format

22nd August 2003, 18:25

Quote:

Originally posted by Evangeliz
The only thing that sux is that you can't find every movie in the video rental store.
I have a quiet large collection and am looking for some movies that are really difficult to find in DVD format

why don't u put a list online, maybe somebody has one of those movies and is willing to sell at a good price

22nd August 2003, 18:59

I don't think you guys have Louis De Funès movies at home

And I know where to buy them but hey rental would be better

Bosw8er · 23rd August 2003, 22:11

Maybe someone could make an improved or other tutorial

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21st August 2003, 13:33	#2
Evangeliz Posts: n/a	Before the 1 click and done programs I used IFOedit and such. During a whole time I used DVD2one when it came out. Kickass program, very fast compared to IFO, 12min to compress movie and have a good quality. Ok IFO gives better quality but 4 hours against 12 mins is a huge difference. I'm still using it even if dvdshrink has more options, well I use both, depending on what need to be ripped/compressed. IC is also a very good prog but I think it's not really user friendly. It took me some time to find the correct settings. Best freeware combo : Dvddecryptor and dvdshrink Also very important is which prog you use to burn. Nero gave some errors in the past. Never had those errors but some had so I mention it.

21st August 2003, 19:35	#3
DUR0N Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 1,543	dvddecrypter has a burn engine, right?

22nd August 2003, 13:16	#6
DUR0N Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 1,543	trash all audiotracks except the english 5.1 AC3 trash all subtitels except french & dutch trash all extras minor recompressing fits on a dvd-r nicely

22nd August 2003, 16:23	#7
Evangeliz Posts: n/a	The only thing that sux is that you can't find every movie in the video rental store. I have a quiet large collection and am looking for some movies that are really difficult to find in DVD format

22nd August 2003, 18:59	#9
Evangeliz Posts: n/a	I don't think you guys have Louis De Funès movies at home And I know where to buy them but hey rental would be better