I'm using an older version of DVD2One 1.0.2 with great results,today I loaded version 1.1.3 and it gave me a few more options ,movie only or full disc but I couldn't get it to work in full disc mode it gave me an error message related to some files that were missing or something like that. What exactly is full disc mode ,and if I choose movie only is the quality any better than 1.0.2 ? another thing is that I notice that 1.0.3 is now out,what are the improvements? I restored 1.0.2 to my pc and I'll probably stay with it until I learn if the newer versions will be better for me. I beleive if it's not broke don't fix it,but it's got me wondering if I'm missing out if I don't use the newer version,any advice would be appreciated, thanks
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This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 5. September 2003 @ 22:28
One of the most popular DVD-2-DVDR tools, DVD2One, has been updated. The latest version, DVD2One v1.3.0, introduces a new feature called "join mode" that allows, as its name suggest, joining multiple DVDs (or parts of DVDs) into a single DVDR compilation.
Join mode is specially useful for so-called "flipper" discs (DVD-10, DVD-18 and DVD-14 discs) that are relatively rare niwadays, but nevertheless, very annoying in many ways. The full changelog is here:
Added a powerful new copy mode: the join mode.
Added default audio and subtitle selection for movie-only and join mode. Just doubleclick on the row to select that language as default.
Added a special feature for join mode to navigate through the different titlesets. Just in case your dvd player does not feature a disk navigator itself.
Fixed a small problem in the compression ratio calculation, which could affect the destination size estimation of the variable ratio mode.
Karatone: You're using a version that is roughly about a year old.
You are missing out bigtime
P.S. You need to rip ALL files to do a FULL DISC back up , that has been explained in numerous threads over the last year
Thanks Herbsman for the breakdown,I don't see that the join feature is something that interests me much, but as far as the full disc mode goes,does this mean it gets all the menus and extras? I may want to try this mode and see how the quality compares to movie-only mode. I know using larger files require more compression and the least amount of compression used should give the best quality. Can decrypter rip all the files needed to use full disc mode,I have been using the default files that DVD Decrypter highlights as well as the two others needed that aren't highlighted. I know the DVD2One version I'm using is old, but the newest version I have is 1.1.3 should I use this instead?I may be getting the newer version soon.thanks again!
