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5.44GB Burn To (4.7GB)DVD!
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LightXxX
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8. November 2010 @ 22:44 |
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I want to burn a 5.44 GB to a DVD(4.7GB), what do i use to burn it?(DVD shrinker?) I want to burn it fast like Power ISO can awhile the file is shinked(or as in small files to fit my 4.7GB DVD awhile burning FAST(4-10 Minutes))... BTW IDK where this thread go so i just put it in "ratDVD discussion"
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Chetwood
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9. November 2010 @ 00:47 |
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MultiMakeMKV: batch processing for MakeMKV (Win)
MultiShrink: batch processing for DVD Shrink
Offizieller Übersetzer von DVD Shrink deutsch
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Jordant107
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9. November 2010 @ 05:30 |
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Use DVD Shrink to rip the DVD, use ImgBurn to write it, and make sure that the DVD that you are writing to is a dual layer one- otherwise it wont fit.
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LightXxX
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9. November 2010 @ 08:11 |
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Originally posted by Jordant107:
Use DVD Shrink to rip the DVD, use ImgBurn to write it, and make sure that the DVD that you are writing to is a dual layer one- otherwise it wont fit.
I dont want a dual layer because idk if my dvd thing can write on it and BTW if i use dvd shrink what does the dvd shrink do? just make it fit my DVD or what? BTW how long it takes to burn it? I dont want to waste 2 hours waiting for it to be burned -_-...
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GryphB
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9. November 2010 @ 12:10 |
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You have to compress the file down to size first, then burn it. Generally, bring it down to about 4.3GB.
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LightXxX
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9. November 2010 @ 19:47 |
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Originally posted by GryphB:
You have to compress the file down to size first, then burn it. Generally, bring it down to about 4.3GB.
Actually how do i do that? with DVD shrink? never used DVD shrink but i just heard of it and by it name is that it's shrink files to DVD... :/ BTW the thing that i want to burn to a DVD is Win7 x64 SP1...
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Mez
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15. November 2010 @ 18:21 |
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Originally posted by Jordant107:
Use DVD Shrink to rip the DVD, use ImgBurn to write it, and make sure that the DVD that you are writing to is a dual layer one- otherwise it wont fit.
Wrong about the dual layer right on everything else. Check the guides if you need to. It will rip disks and compress them down to a single layer size as a iso file. The preferred burn tool for videos is ImgBurn. It is without a doubt the best burn app for quality of the burn. The only 'tricky part' is have the output go to Nero unless you can find the modified version that burns to ImgBurn. That is no big deal both output a iso disk. Make sure the delete files when done is turned off.
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15. November 2010 @ 22:42 |
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You Need To Find Out If Your Burner is a Dual-Layer? This Can Be Done By Installing Imgburn on Your Computer. It Will Detect The Burner. It Can Even Check For Udated Firmware. Win7 x64 SP1 is Probably A Data DVD, so Nero Burning Rom Can Burn that. You Never Say What Copy Programs You Have.
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LightXxX
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16. November 2010 @ 19:57 |
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Originally posted by Berryone:
You Need To Find Out If Your Burner is a Dual-Layer? This Can Be Done By Installing Imgburn on Your Computer. It Will Detect The Burner. It Can Even Check For Udated Firmware. Win7 x64 SP1 is Probably A Data DVD, so Nero Burning Rom Can Burn that. You Never Say What Copy Programs You Have.
What if i dont want to burn it and transfer to a USB 8GB MicroSDHC??? the max of transfer is 4.3??? I wonder why it's so low? How can i increase the transfer data because i wanna transfer a 7.4GB movie(Blu-Ray) to my PS3... (Dont be stupid and said to make it a NTFS because the PS3 cant read movie like that)
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GryphB
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16. November 2010 @ 21:37 |
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must there be spam
edit: spam has been removed :D
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 17. November 2010 @ 15:37
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