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sandro

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1. April 2003 @ 16:31

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can some one help me step buy step how to use dvd2one

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joblow

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1. April 2003 @ 18:17

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Hi,

I'm not new in movies backup(I made more than 150+) but I am new with using DVD2One for backup my movies. I want to know something that I really don't understand with DVD2One. I read somewhere that DVD2One can compress a movie in about 15-60 min. How can it be possible? Before I heard about DVD2One I was backing up my movies with decryptor, maestro and CCE(If the movie file was too large).

I had encode with Rempeg,Tmpeg and now CCE(wich I think it's the best out of those 3 encoding softwares), but none of them come close to encode in 15-60 min. The fastest was CCE wich I could encode the movie with 1 pass in 4-5 hours with my AMD 900 athlon.

If DVD2One can compress a movie file in less in a hour, I want to know if the quality is affected. 15-60 min it's alot less than 4-5 hours. I just can't understand how can DVD2One can reach that speed. I also want to know if someone is familiar with CCE(like me) but also with DVD2One, so I can know wich of the 2 softwares give the best quality. Thank you.

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sandro

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1. April 2003 @ 18:20

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15 mins that right its the best software out there

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jrisch

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1. April 2003 @ 23:59

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The following thread gives some ideas as to how DVD2One does its stuff.
http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/20328.
However, it doesn't give the same quality as CCE. It's a matter of convenience. When I buy a DVD for £10-15, I'm not going to spend 4-5 hours backing it up for best quality when the 3 step approach of DVD2One does it so much quicker and easier, and automatically. Also CCE is very expensive!

I also use DVDXCOPY when the movie will fit on one disk to give a proper one-to-one copy. But prefer DVD2One for ease of use for playback. When it supports episodics properly, it will be brilliant.

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Regards - John

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loaded

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2. April 2003 @ 01:22

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There is a guide in the articles section and a miniguide here:

http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/22280

Paul.

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xtremedjs

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3. April 2003 @ 10:20

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Just like mp3 technology. 95% of humans cant tell the difference from a good ripped compression of a mp3, vs. the original. Dvd2one does the same type of thing, but with video. Hardly can tell a difference. Technicaly, CCE is better, but its not worth it to most. Hmmmm 15 to 30 min. (3 easy steps) to tons of steps and confusions with hours and hours of encoding????

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cheezzzz

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3. April 2003 @ 17:49

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loaded, thanx for your miniguide. I backed up my first movie today using dvd2one. I have been trying for about a month following some of the guides here in this forum but to no avail. Again, thanx!

cheezzzz

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loaded

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4. April 2003 @ 03:29

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Satisfied Customers are what we like :)

Good luck.

Paul.

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