DVD Shrink
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telzan
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13. February 2012 @ 17:06 |
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Hi I have the downloaded version of DVD Shrink,I am having problems with a lot of the films they do not start from the beginning,some start at the end others in the middle.These are films converted through convertX. then pulling back through DVD Shrink, they play ok on computer but not on my DVD player Please advise me what could be causing this problem
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MACKEM73
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17. February 2012 @ 11:11 |
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Originally posted by telzan: Hi I have the downloaded version of DVD Shrink,I am having problems with a lot of the films they do not start from the beginning,some start at the end others in the middle.These are films converted through convertX. then pulling back through DVD Shrink, they play ok on computer but not on my DVD player Please advise me what could be causing this problem
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18. February 2012 @ 06:54 |
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How do the files play before you convert them with ConvertX? If they play fine, how do they play after being converted? Also, why are you running the files thru DVD Shrink after using ConvertX?
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telzan
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18. February 2012 @ 12:23 |
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Originally posted by rtm27: How do the files play before you convert them with ConvertX? If they play fine, how do they play after being converted? Also, why are you running the files thru DVD Shrink after using ConvertX?
to take the menus out play ok via convertX thanks for replying
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19. February 2012 @ 01:16 |
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Take which menus out?
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Mez
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19. February 2012 @ 11:58 |
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You can't expect shrink, last updated about 10 yrs ago, to decrypt all the latest encryptions. Download Defab from the 'software download' section of AD. That gets updated at least once a month. Run that first then open the files in shrink and proceed. I recommend running FixVTS before running shrink. That will take any skips out of your movie. I also suggest removing any menus, adds, etc. Do that by using re-author and only pick the title movie. You do not want to compress the movies anymore than you have to especially with today's big screens. You may have that option in Defab. I have used the paid for version too long to know what the free version does.
I must point out your title sucks. You are supposed to have a title that summarizes your post.
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 20. February 2012 @ 21:04
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telzan
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19. February 2012 @ 14:01 |
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Originally posted by Mez: You can't expect shrink, last updated about 10 yrs ago, to decrypt all the latest encryptions. Download Defab from the 'software download' section of AD. That gets updated at least once a month. Run that first then open the files in shrink and proceed. I recommend running FixVTS before running shrink. That will take any skips out of your movie. I also suggest removing any menus, adds, etc. Do that by using re-author and only pick the title movie. You do not want to compress the movies anymore than you have to especially with today's big screens. You may have that option in Defab. I have used the paid for version too long to know what the free version does.
ok m8 thanks for your reply will give fab a go and fixVTS cheers again
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MACKEM73
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21. February 2012 @ 13:46 |
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Originally posted by MACKEM73: Originally posted by telzan: Hi I have the downloaded version of DVD Shrink,I am having problems with a lot of the films they do not start from the beginning,some start at the end others in the middle.These are films converted through convertX. then pulling back through DVD Shrink, they play ok on computer but not on my DVD player Please advise me what could be causing this problem
Fergie
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Mez
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21. February 2012 @ 18:40 |
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Sorry I missed the other part. Movies that jump around are not properly decoded. That means they play out of sequence.
Players often do not read as well as computer burners. They have weak poorly focused lasers. List price is no gauge of quality. What you might see is skipping if the video is in sequence but plays jerky. To improve readability you should buy good media. Check the media forum for that. I only use Verbatim. You should play with the media burn speed. If your burn app doesn't give you many choices, use Imgburn. You may be too slow or too fast. Both will screw up the readability. With Verbatim you can burn slower than some of the other brands. I burn at 3X. Bad readers prefer slow burns because the pits are bigger and easier to see. Some media will blur together at 3x. Lastly, you can repair your video by running through FixVTS after the rip but before the shrink and burn. Buying a better burner or player will also help. That is about all there is to know about readability.
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telzan
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22. February 2012 @ 05:48 |
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Originally posted by Mez: Sorry I missed the other part. Movies that jump around are not properly decoded. That means they play out of sequence.
Players often do not read as well as computer burners. They have weak poorly focused lasers. List price is no gauge of quality. What you might see is skipping if the video is in sequence but plays jerky. To improve readability you should buy good media. Check the media forum for that. I only use Verbatim. You should play with the media burn speed. If your burn app doesn't give you many choices, use Imgburn. You may be too slow or too fast. Both will screw up the readability. With Verbatim you can burn slower than some of the other brands. I burn at 3X. Bad readers prefer slow burns because the pits are bigger and easier to see. Some media will blur together at 3x. Lastly, you can repair your video by running through FixVTS after the rip but before the shrink and burn. Buying a better burner or player will also help. That is about all there is to know about readability.
all sorted now took out nero 8 reinstalled nero 7 all fine so thanks to all replies great site
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