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askyew

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19. January 2004 @ 19:57

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well I am no movie critic but I use DVD Shrink, dvd decryptor(only if I have to),and burn with Nero. Both Mrs. askyew and myself cant tell any difference between the original and the copy. This includes Lord of the Rings on one dvd (movie only,dolby 5.1,english). We watched it on 36" high def with sony player

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MysticE

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24. January 2004 @ 15:20

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Except for InstantCopy 8's problem of undershooting the destination target size now and then, the resultant video is the best, with no blockiness. Yes it takes longer but that's cuz it does a better job.

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