I, personally, find it hard to believe that your disk has 2.5Gb of sound files present on it. A DTS soundtrack would normally be only 500Mb, so I'm not sure whats going on. Can you supply details of the particular offending disk?
Quote:is it possible to shrink the sound?
No, but you can remove "unwanted" soundracks.
You are using a top "transcoder" in Shrink in compressing your DVD's. Money will not improve things a great deal unless you fancy doing some research on the DVDrebuilder/CCE process.
Make sure you aren't keeping other languages that you aren't going to use.
I did have a disc once that compressed as much as shrink would compress, and with english audio only was 40kb to big to fit the disc. When that happened I took the sound off the menus, and it fit fine.
Make sure you aren't keeping other languages that you aren't going to use.
I did have a disc once that compressed as much as shrink would compress, and with english audio only was 40kb to big to fit the disc. When that happened I took the sound off the menus, and it fit fine.
mad89, my guess would be the audio stream is in LPCM format (often used in music and adult movies).
Unfortunately, there is a limit to the amount of compression DVD Shrink can apply to a given video stream.
It looks like you reach the limit for this particular title.
thanks ddlooping, u are right the sound is in LPCM format, but i find it amazing that the sound is 2.5gb though, its silly...
as for the rest of the people who replied, thanks for your suggestions but they were in vain, they didnt work, as on a music dvd there are no other audio streams to cancel...
