vob quality and 9GB dvds?? HELP!!

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13. April 2003 @ 08:57

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A dvd I was looking at had about 9GB worth of informaion. How can this be. I thought they were only 4.7?!Plus.....is there any way to take the quality of a VOB file down a bit??

Huh?

allin

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13. April 2003 @ 09:16

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The dvd you were looking at is dual layer.DVD-r is only single layer. As for reducing the vob quality check out DVD2one. This tool allows you to squeeze a movie over 4.7gb onto a dvd-r disk(4.7gb). The quality is ever so slightly reduced but to be honest its hard to tell.

hope this helps

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13. April 2003 @ 12:34

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Aleright....thanks alot!!

Member

13. April 2003 @ 18:06

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I have yet to make absolutly sure but when I tried using DVD2one it gave me 2 vob files with only half the movie. Plus it only added 2 more minutes of video for every 1 Gig....What gives??

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13. April 2003 @ 18:12

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Did you purchase dvd2one or are you using a demo?

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13. April 2003 @ 18:20

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I jsut realized this...i am using the demo which limits to 30 mins....but that still doesnt explain how when I set it to a 4000mb dvd, it makes 1GB vobs only 20 mins long.....

Huh?

Staff Member

13. April 2003 @ 18:23

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I know yeh but you will really have to buy it. It's the best there is at the moment IMO!

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13. April 2003 @ 18:26

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ok....

Huh?

Staff Member

13. April 2003 @ 19:22

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I've never tried but i hear you can use ifoedit aswell to copy a dvd to a dvd-r! dvd2one is still the best though, lol :P

herbsman

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13. April 2003 @ 19:53

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I concur.

Although DVD Shrink is FREE <---

(can't beat that price)

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13. April 2003 @ 19:58

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Thats true you cant beat that price but i stand by DVD2ONE always :P lol

herbsman

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13. April 2003 @ 20:01

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Same as...

I'm so impressed that I haven't even needed to update to the latest version.
Still running DVD2One v1.1.1 (hasn't let me down yet)

herbs

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13. April 2003 @ 20:03

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rotflmfao, i updated anyway, not much of a difference, it still kicks ass and thats all i care about!

herbsman

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13. April 2003 @ 20:08

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In fact DVD2One let me compress :

Phantom Menace
Attack of the Clones

...with hardly any discernable quality loss.

After this I'd go down with the sinking ship...LOL

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13. April 2003 @ 20:10

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lol, funny

buckshoot

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15. April 2003 @ 09:16

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You guys say that the reduction in quality is hard to notice but what kind of TV's are you playing your compressed DVD on? I have a digital rear projection and I bet you would notice the difference in quality big time. Tell me I'm wrong though if this is not the case.

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15. April 2003 @ 09:18

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Ye i guess a lot of quality would depend on the tv!

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15. April 2003 @ 09:35

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I got one last question....how do I copy them and still keep the menus??

Huh?

Staff Member

15. April 2003 @ 09:36

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DVD95COPY! quality wont be great though!

Wizkid

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15. April 2003 @ 22:25

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Buckshoot:
I watch the compressed (DVD2one) movies on a 70cm Widescreen TV set and cannot tell the difference from the original. Its great quality!!!

hk2npck:
DVD2one 1.1.1 full copy (after ripping ALL FILES with DVD decrypter/Smartripper) You will have the menu and all extra's !