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Double encoding
lmac222
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4. October 2005 @ 18:28
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It use to do it every once in a while
but lately its been double encoding all the time
how do i stop this and what are the benefits from this?
it will get to 0 minutes and then restart
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AfterDawn Addict
4. October 2005 @ 18:58
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Make sure you do not have deep analysis checked when you hit your backup button, it is under quality enhancements.
lmac222
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4. October 2005 @ 19:17
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sorry but i looked and couldnt find quality enhacements
im running shrink 3.2 if that helps?
please point me in the right direction
lmac222
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4. October 2005 @ 19:45
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nm i found what u were talking about
but no its not checked...the option is greyed out but not checked
konfused1
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4. October 2005 @ 20:27
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@ Imac222:
Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling DVD Shrink ?
Would you get any error prompt(s)?
Quote: but lately its been double encoding all the time
So, after the initial encoding (finished compressing), DVD Shrink would repeat the process all over again? Or DVD Shrink repeating the whole process over because it never did its job in the first place? I've never heard of this before. You might have some malware/virus/adware or something of the sort, maybe you should run some AV proggies. Registry cleaner?
How much RAM are you working with?
lmac222
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5. October 2005 @ 13:42
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got 256 mb ram
run adaware daily
and what it does is
it will encode to 100 percent and then i figure DVD Decrypter will pop up, sometimes it doesnt and shrink starts encoding again at 0 %
i always keep decrypter up so thats not a worry
ive never tried to reinstall shrink i could try that
konfused1
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5. October 2005 @ 13:47
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@Imac222:
Quote: got 256 mb ram
Technically, this should be sufficient, but I would suggest to get another stick (256 mb more) since encoding is very CPU intensive.
Also, are you using DVD Shrink to rip and DVD Decrypter to just burn?
Click on the link in my sig and follow the guide, you might of missed a step or two.
Post back with results.
lmac222
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5. October 2005 @ 13:51
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nah ive burn plenty of movies
and i use decrypter to rip i guess to the hard drive
shrink to encode i guess u could say
and then decrypter again to burn
unfortunatly my 256 is all 4 sticks lol 64 each, but yes im wanting to get more
konfused1
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5. October 2005 @ 14:01
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@ Imac222:
Weird thing is, if you've had success in the past, why is DVD Shrink acting up now?
Do an uninstall and reinstall, if that doesn't work, then maybe getting more RAM is your answer.
Quote: unfortunatly my 256 is all 4 sticks lol 64 each
Not to pry, but how old is your PC?
lmac222
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5. October 2005 @ 14:52
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i take that back its 2 sticks of 128 my bad
i built my cpu say 2-3 years ago
got my burner a month ago and at first id say the ratio was 1 per every 10 burns it would double encode
now id say 50/50
a friend of mine had same suggestion bout the checkbox under enhacements
another strange thing is my dvd rom drive and dvd burner wont play the audio from a burned dvd or an original dvd
speakers are on
music is up
and music and video files play fine on my cpu
but on the dvd the sound is good when put into my ps2 so it does burn correctly
AfterDawn Addict
5. October 2005 @ 15:03
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Quote: but no its not checked...the option is greyed out but not checked Does it still double encode when those are grayed out?
Usually when the slow adaptive error compensation and backup in low priority mode in the quality enhancements tab are grayed out,the backup will have no compression.If you re-author,they will be grayed out quite often.
If they are lit up and checked-they are being compressed.That will act like a double encoding.Actually you are slowly analyzing.After that slow analyzing,then you'll have the slower encoding and then the burn.
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lmac222
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5. October 2005 @ 15:07
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nah it says encoding 2 times at the top of the screen
yes i reauthor and it analyzes in like 30 seconds depending on dvd
then normally an encode takes ruffly 20-25 minutes
and sometimes it just encodes again for same time period
and since day 1 i think that has been greyed out
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