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Copying the Sopranos Box Set series 1
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fatboysyt
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25. February 2003 @ 08:04 |
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Hello i asked this before and was reccommended dvdxcopy. i didnt realise that it would make one cd into two.
is there any way of copying these discs into one dvd???
the problem is that the dvd has to diff VOB files for each episode on the disc so will rip one but not the other if i use dvd decryptor and dvd2one it comes with only one episode even though there are 2 on the disc
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mobboss01
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15. March 2003 @ 11:52 |
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I am in the same boat. I am trying to copy some box sets. I will be using smartripper and dvd2one, but you said you only get one episode.
Have you selected all the vob's? Or are you just selecting one set of vob's?
I will check in to see if we can get some input here. I will also look around for some info.
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Shoey
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15. March 2003 @ 12:56 |
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If there are more than 1 episodes on 1 dvd, then you have to rip each episode seperatly, same applies to Band Of Brothers. I'm having difficulty finding an image to show you so you can see with your eyes how this process. My "instructional" on how to do this would more than likely confuse you even more. Maybe dela or Sefy can provide an image or small guide on how this task is done.
Shoey
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mobboss01
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15. March 2003 @ 14:40 |
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For starters, thanks for the bit of info there. I am gathering that I will have to treat each episode like a movie. I guess that I will have to make seperate rips to there own folder, but somehow join all episodes together with a proggie like TMPGE. Or, when all files are done, burn a DVD-R as a multi-file DVD. Am I on the right track?
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fatboysyt
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16. March 2003 @ 00:08 |
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ive not had much time to research this at the moment, but i waws using dvd-decryptor to get the macro off, then dvd2one to push it to one dvd, but as it seems to have two session for some reason theres no option for putting the two sessions onto one dvd.
Actualy just thougt of something.
i could convert the dvd to Avi with the two separate episodes then use Pinnacle dv studio to create a dvd, and put both sessions in there which also creates your own home made menu, but sounds a bit long winded and must be an easierp process out there
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mobboss01
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16. March 2003 @ 08:11 |
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I have tried to research this topic, but no luck. Other ppl are in the same boat here. I will keep plugging away.
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Shoey
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16. March 2003 @ 14:46 |
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mobboss01,
Not a good idea to do that but if you wan't to, go for it. The main problem here is you ifo files for each episode. My backup of band of Brothers is complete and the video quality is superb! (SVCD).
Shoey
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chidui
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16. March 2003 @ 15:20 |
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check out club.cdfreeks.com...dvd2one forum.. they have a guide that will solve your problem
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mobboss01
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16. March 2003 @ 16:54 |
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Thanks chidui,
Will look at the dvd2one forum.
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lasiter
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26. March 2003 @ 11:36 |
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Ok this is what i did with band of Brothers series as i ripped both episodes off the disk using smart ripper i made seperate folders for both and selected each angle accordingly so i ended up with first folder with vob 0-4 and second folder with vob 4-9 and as i wanted to keep them as one disc and they didnt actually corolate (pardon my spelling)i wanted to use flask mpeg so i went back and renamed the ending numbers as 1-8 so that flask would read them all in series and then moved all files into one folder and flasked them as one movie. I hope this makes some sense it is a difficult task to explain
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Shoey
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26. March 2003 @ 11:41 |
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lasiter,
What format are you converting to? (VCD or SVCD). Will you be burning to a cd-r or a dvd-r?
Shoey
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lasiter
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26. March 2003 @ 11:58 |
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I Convert mine to VCD on CDR's
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Shoey
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26. March 2003 @ 12:05 |
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fatboysyt
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26. March 2003 @ 12:43 |
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DVD2one s latest version will copy a whole disk as it is now, but only if the copyright is removed ie via a prog like dvddecryptor
thing is is there a program that will decrypt a whole disk and not just the film itself like decryptor does???
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Shoey
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26. March 2003 @ 12:49 |
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DVD2One is geared for making dvd backups to dvd-r. The programs "shrinks" the vob files to help you get a dvd movie that is over 4.7 gigabyte to burn to a dvd-r. It can be useful for converting DVD2SVCD when dealing with long movies (Pearl Harbor) IF you wan't to create bin& cue format. Last time I encoded Pearl Harbor, I ran OUT of hd space. I used DVD2One to shrink the vob files, then converted to SVCD using DVD2SVCD 1.1.2 and was able to create bin& cuue. Sometimes you have to give a little to get alot (hehe). Method works, lol.
Shoey
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loaded
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26. March 2003 @ 12:59 |
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Answering a few of the questions and possibly going over old ground....
Use DVD Decrypter in File Mode and select all under the edit menu. That will select the entire disc, not just the main movie.
Process using DVD2ONE 1.1.1 and you will get a full disc copy just under DVD-R capacity, which should work just dandy.
The whole point is a simple solution, rather than using lots of software and taking up time.
Paul
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fatboysyt
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26. March 2003 @ 13:02 |
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thankyou loaded ur a star
i just needed that little bit of clarification and wasnt sure on the file mode bit that should work a treat
ur the man
any one got a crack for dvd20ne version 1.1 latest version or will i have to buy it >???
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loaded
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26. March 2003 @ 13:08 |
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You may see next to my name the word Moderator. That means that if you piss me off, you might find your membership inactive quicker than you can say 'illegal download'. One more question asking for cracks and you will piss me off.
Paul.
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Shoey
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26. March 2003 @ 13:20 |
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loaded,
A DVD that is a DVD9 (double layer > 4.37gb) but main movie + audio is > 4.37gb. Will the method you just posted without any additional tools burn to 1 dvd-r?
Shoey
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loaded
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26. March 2003 @ 13:28 |
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In the old days you would need to author the disc with IFOedit, even if the main movie was less than 4.36 GB. Now, whatever the size of the main movie, you can compress it into exactly 4.36 (or in fact any size you want) with only DVD Decrypter (to rip and de encrypt the movie), DVD2ONE (to process the movie and 'author' it) and whatever burnign software.
As far as a movie only, single disc solution, IMHO there is nothing better!
Paul.
PS, so in answer to your question, yes it will work, but for ANY size movie, not just 4.36GB, but if all you are planning to burn is the main movie, there will be no need to select all the files in DVD Decrypter, just the one which are selected by default.
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Shoey
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26. March 2003 @ 14:05 |
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Type 3. DVD is a DVD9 (double layer > 4.37gb) but maim movie + audio is > 4.37gb
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With Type 3, you end up with Main Movie plus 1 audio track and re-encoding to a lower video bitrate is needed. In theory there is a drop in quality, in reality I'm unable to see the difference from the original.
http://club.cdfreaks.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=62671
Is this true?
Shoey
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fatboysyt
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26. March 2003 @ 21:14 |
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Ps. its ok to copy dvds but not software :->
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loaded
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27. March 2003 @ 01:28 |
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IMHO if you do reduce a 6 or 7 GB movie only to fit on a DVD 4.36, then the file will be made smaller anyway by the deletion of unneeded audio tracks, which can be over 1GB anyway and some of the subs (a bit insignificant, but hey, it all adds up!). You are right, what is left is video and audio, the video is compressed, but in practice, tbh it usually makes little or no difference to the majority of users.
I am quite happy with it :)
Fatboy : We live in a digital age and have a right to back up out DVDs, although copying is illegal, both of software and movies. This Internet site does not endorse, or recommend the copying of this material for financial gain, or if it is not a legitimate back up of your own media. Furthermore, we rely on the goodwill of software developers to provide us with software to test, recommend and therefore support, which means YOU get to know what to use to do this. DO NOT ABUSE THEIR COPYRIGHT AND STEAL THEIR INFORMATION, because it affects us too.
I hope I have made myself clear, the rules and regulations of this site are clearly displayed for all to see.
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fatboysyt
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27. March 2003 @ 09:55 |
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Yes loaded i agree with ur statement please forgive me for being an ignorant foolish and selfish man and i agree that if we the people didnt fund the sofware developers there would be no more high quality programs like
dvd decryptor and dvd2one which i think is excellent
thanks for your help though
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Techzero
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31. March 2003 @ 10:30 |
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I was able to copy the Sopranos Box set by putting 2 Episodes on 1 DVD, the retail DVD has 4 Episodes per disc, I used DVD Decrypter to extract the VOB's and VOBrator to see which VOB ID's went to each Episode, then used IFO Edit to extract the ID's, after which 2 Episodes would fit onto 1 blank DVD-R aftre stripping out all of the extra sound tracks, sub titles, and menus. I attempted to encode the whole disc to a lower bitrate to fit all 4 episodes on 1 DVD, but the video quality ws far too poor to do it that way. I just bought some DVD cases that hold 2 Discs and it all worked out perfectly. Hope that this helps. If you need any additional info, LMK.
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