try dvdshrink 3.2 thats what I use. When you start the program go to "open files" and browse to the VIDEO_TS file and just backup to ISO.
There are some ISO programs that can convert files to ISO, but Fairuse won't recognize them , but it will recognize ISO files made by dvdshrink.
If dvdshrink doesn't recognize your video files, run them through FixVTS (even though it's not updated anymore it still works). That will sometimes fix them.
Thanks for your help, I have shrink, and understand it fairly well although im not up to date with converting to ISO file, so how do I do it, do I open the file on my hard drive and back up if I back up to a folder will it then be ISO file? any help will be great thanks again mate.
Your correct, when you press "back it up" with dvdshrink, the next screen will give you an option of saving it as an ISO or as VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS files. You just need to designate where to save your ISO files.
Like you, I had many dvd files that I needed to convert to ISO to use with Fairuse. I tried UltraISO and Imgburn, both will convert the dvd files to ISO but Fairuse wouldn't recognize them as valid files.
DVDshrink works fine on most dvd files and it's free. (run the files through Fixvts on the ones it won't recognize)I learned a while back to just backup my dvd files without subtitiles or multiple languages, I just check the main language and backup. Sometimes when converting to divx, I've ended up with the directors soundtrack. I keep it very simple now.
Once you convert your first DVD file to ISO with dvdshrink, the rest will be easy. And as a side note you can save all your dvd's as ISO, and use VLC player (free) to watch them.
