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Ranger243

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18. April 2004 @ 18:22

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Kinda lost after that

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Nephilim

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18. April 2004 @ 18:49

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Am I correct in assuming that you ripped the DVD to your hard drive in a folder named VIDEO_TS?

What movie did you rip? How large was it?

What burning software, if any, do you have?

What brand/type of media are you using?

What make/model burner do you have?

I need to know more before I can help :)

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Ranger243

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18. April 2004 @ 21:29

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44 Minutes, its about 90 minutes
Memorex DVD -R
its a toshiba burner
Nero
I decrpyted it to the harddrive

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Car.Mike

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19. April 2004 @ 05:44

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I take it when you used DVDDecrypter you used the file method. If you did you will see in the file .vobs.,bup. and .ifos files.

You need to D/L DVD Shrink so that you can compress the files and get them ready to burn.

Here is the simplified version for Shrink:
1.After opening the program click on Open files
2.Find the file DVDDecrypter ripped and click on that
3. Shrink does quick analysis
4. If you want whole disk do this first
a.In compression setting click automatic and you will see custom ratio and a bar to the right of that. At the top you will see where Shrink compressed the video to fit on the disk ( ALL GREEN). Slide the bar to the left so that you get 1/8 inch of gray color. Now you set to burn. Touch nothing else.
5. Click Backup and you will get a box that comes up. In the last file the is a box you need to make sure that a check mark is in the " enable burn w/ Nero" box.
6. Click O.K. and the burn starts

Just the movie:
Do steps 1,2,3
Now
1. Click Re-author
2. See under Main Movie there is or are files
3. Slide the Movie over to the left side
4. Remove any audio and Languages you do not want
5. Click compression and bring the bar to the left 1/8 inch just like you did for whole Disk ( same instructions )
6. Click backup and follow the directions just like whole disk directions
7. Disk should burn properly

I did this guide from memory at work(hopefully I did not forget anything).

You can also D/L the guides for both programs. Print them out and use that until you get comfortable doing this. It should take you but 15-30 minutes to be able to have everthing setup and running properly. Use RW- DVD's until you are comfortable doing these programs.
Now burn your movie and let us know how it went. If you have any problems there are other's that can help also.
P.S. You really do not need DVDDecrypter to decrypt the movie Shrink can do it but every now and then Shrink finds one it can not do and you will then need DVDDecrypter.

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Ranger243

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19. April 2004 @ 06:21

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Thanks Car Mike , ,I will try it soon.

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herbsman

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19. April 2004 @ 06:25

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This can be very handy too (although Car.Mike replied correctly)

http://www.chrismccann.co.uk/dvd_shrink_3.htm (pictorial !!)

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