- DVD Shrink: After Shrink to Hard drive, what's NEXT?
- Posted by hiddenat@lycos.com on August 26th, 2004
DVD Shrink: After Shrink to Hard drive, what's NEXT?
sorry for the newbie question. I will try to give as much meaningful
info as possible.
My hardware:
Alienware dual Xeon 2.4GHz,
2gb ram,
Pioneer DVD-RW DVR-104
Plextor CD-R PX-320A (it reads DVD's)
WinXP Pro SP1
Loaded Software:
DVD Shrink 3.2,
Sonic MyDVD 3.5,
Pioneer RecordNow DX, Version 4.11,
CyberLink PowerDVD XP 4.0,
Ulead VideoStudio 6
DVDXCopy Xpress 2.3.4 Trial (only one copy left on trial)
Windows Movie Maker 5.1
Roxio Easy CD Creator 5 Basic
Location: USA
I have been reading all through the news groups and these websites
http://www.dvdshrink.info/downloads.php
http://www.videohelp.com/
http://www.cdfreaks.com/article/117
http://www.doom9.org/
and still can't quite find the next step. I think it is "authoring" but
just not sure how to do it.
so far, I have ripped a DVD using DVD Shrink 3.2. I have these folders
on my hard drive now:
AUDIO_TS with nothing in it.
VIDEO_TS with multiple ".vob", ".bup", & ".ifo" files in it.
from reading some sites, it seems all I have to do is burn these folders
in the root directory of my DVD. I did that. The PC reads it fine and
plays it using PowerDVD.
however, I have tried the DVD on 6 stand alone DVD players and only one
played it(GO Video). The rest do not seem to recognize it. These were
all different brands and fairly new. (helpful coworkers!)
What should be next? Is there a piece of software I'm suppose to have
that takes the files and puts them in DVD format that is read by a stand
alone DVD player? Something to download? Freeware? Should I be doing
something different in DVDShrink?
I tried to see if the Ulead VisualStudio would open or see the files,
but it just does not seem to. The same for the MyDVD.
I used "-R" and "-RW" and that made no difference.
Suggestion? What's NEXT?
Thank you for your time in advance.
- Posted by Dragon on August 26th, 2004
Use nero to burn to the dvd as you would doing data disk and that should be
it
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- Posted by Dragon on August 26th, 2004
Sorry yes get nero 6 and then you put the two folder video_ts and audio_ts
across and copy, hopefully that should work
dave
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- Posted by Pug Fugley on August 26th, 2004
You'll need to buy Nero.
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- Posted by Mike Jackson on August 26th, 2004
Install DVD Decrypter. It'll handle the burning part of the equation.
Mike Jackson
Editor & Web Developer, DVD Verdict
www.dvdverdict.com
- Posted by TSKO on August 26th, 2004
"Mike Jackson" <mjackson@news.dvdverdict.com> wrote in message
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DVD decryptor all the way....I no longer use 'store bought' software to
burn....DVD Decrypt is easy to use and free...and works like a charm
- Posted by TSKO on August 26th, 2004
"Justin" <nospam@insightbb.com> wrote in message
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I could be missing something....but who said he was burning a store bought
dvd?
I have to say Justin...after being on this newsgroup for awhile I have
determined that you like to 'come out to play' when you want to bitch about
something. You are without a doubt, one of the most negative ppl on this
newsgroup.
- Posted by Dragon on August 27th, 2004
"TSKO" <tsko@ee.net> wrote in message
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he has shrunk the dvd to his hard drive how does he burn in to dvd-r I
presume, he has probably already used decrypter before he shrunk it.
That's why I suggested getting nero as I don't use roxio or dvd creator my
self, but if decrpyter durns the disk aswell i am not sure about that one
dave
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- Posted by hiddenat@lycos.com on August 27th, 2004
"Dragon" <davewhitnospam@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in
news:itvXc.26206$a66.17639@fe2.news.blueyonder.co. uk:
i have already shrunk it with DVD Shrink. and i burned the VIDEO_TS and
AUDIO_TS as data to a DVD-R and to a DVD-RW. the movie will play in the
pc's i've tested it on. but only in 1 of 6 DVD Players
these are the suggestions i have gotten from the other newsgroups.
1.. make DVD Shrink chose ISO file instead of hard disk. then burn with
Nero or another software and that's it.
2. make sure the file system is UDF 1.02. also make sure the disks are
final and players compatible with -R -RW...
3. get nero 6 open nero expres and select DVD-Video Files, then add the
file created by shrink.
4. open recordnow and clike the data icon, highlight and drag both folders
into record now. clike the red button and burn.
thanks for the help. i will try these things.
matt
- Posted by TSKO on August 27th, 2004
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If you use DVD decryptor, you can use the program to read the disc and upon
reading it, it will make an ISO image on your hard drive. From what I have
read, ISO image's make exact copies of the disc and supposedly the best way
to read a disc. You then put the program into 'write' mode and it burns it
to disc. It is very simple to use. I have Roxio, Decryptor, Smartripper
and dVd shrink on my computer and I love Decryptor. One program does it
all. Just my suggestion.
- Posted by escapeartist69 on September 21st, 2004
"hiddenat@lycos.com" <hiddenat@lycos.com> wrote in message news:<Xns9551912929A36hiddenatlycoscom@216.168.3.4 4>...
Hey, I tried my newly ripped movies with my APEX DVD player and it
didn't work but perfectly worked with my Mintek. I am using low end
DVD players because they can be changed any time you want them
changed.