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DVD-5 or DVD-9
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5. December 2007 @ 23:33 |
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I would've added this question to my old post HERE but wasn't sure it would get the exposer I needed. When ripping to my HD with DVDfab platinum should I be selecting DVD5 or DVD9 when I intend to encode with Rebuilder then burn to a DVD5. Just looking for best quality on a 55" TV
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6. December 2007 @ 07:12 |
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DVD 9
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6. December 2007 @ 16:37 |
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Thank you!
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7. December 2007 @ 13:52 |
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The whole point of using such a brilliant program (for me and i'm sure many others is NOT to use a DVD-9), why on earth use a dual layer disc when Rebuilder can produce incredible results on 6/7GB of movie in 4.4GB ???
i.e. why are you people using Rebuilder at all if you're putting movies onto Dual Layer, it just doesn't make sense...
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7. December 2007 @ 13:56 |
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i was wondering that myself, but thought maybe i was missing something.
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7. December 2007 @ 14:09 |
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exactly, i certainly wouldn't be wasting money on dual layer media (well i've never bought one, never will but i digress!) with a program such as Rebuilder in my clutches. It even does amazing things with FULL discs ie full discs of Episodic data, not just movie only mode.... i can't believe some people would waste money on dual layer media when it's just not needed :p
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7. December 2007 @ 14:30 |
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i have used dl a couple times. I used it to back up the Godfather and Titanic, both of which were in the low 40's. This was before i ever tried rebuilder.
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9. December 2007 @ 19:15 |
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Hey all I think the op was trying to rip the dvd using dvdfab without compression so that it could be compressed by rebuilder
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when ripping to my HD with DVDfab platinum should I be selecting DVD5 or DVD9 when I intend to encode with Rebuilder
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9. December 2007 @ 19:25 |
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i know, and my answer remains the same, i personally have Rebuilder permanently set to DVD-5, i still don't see why anyone would need to use DVD-9 when using such a program (in fact i don't see why said people would even use Rebuilder or anything else to save space after ripping as any normal DVD data is already the right size to fit on a dual layer anyway), but hey, each to their own
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9. December 2007 @ 20:15 |
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I think my explanation was bad dvd fab (not hd decryptor) can compress a dvd but when set to dvd9 will not compress the folder which is greater then 4.3Gb or a single layer dvd. The folder is then compressed with dvd rebuilder to fit on a single layer DVD-5.
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9. December 2007 @ 22:01 |
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i still know, and my answer still remains the same :)
..and my confusion is still the same, ie why DVD-9 even comes into anything to do with Rebuilder. i know there's a setting DVD-9 in Rebuilder but i still don't know why it's being mentioned :)
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9. December 2007 @ 22:02 |
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Originally posted by spiesfan:
I think my explanation was bad dvd fab (not hd decryptor) can compress a dvd but when set to dvd9 will not compress the folder which is greater then 4.3Gb or a single layer dvd. The folder is then compressed with dvd rebuilder to fit on a single layer DVD-5.
Yea, that is the way i read it also and i agree set it to rip dvd9 and let dvd rebuilder compress.The other way would be defeating the purpose of using dvd rebuilder.
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9. December 2007 @ 22:46 |
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My answer wasn't to put it on a double layer but to decrypt at the dvd9 setting in Fab to let rebuilder do its job to put it on a dvd 5 as what my settings are. Chris
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10. December 2007 @ 02:03 |
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Originally posted by ChrisC586:
My answer wasn't to put it on a double layer but to decrypt at the dvd9 setting in Fab to let rebuilder do its job to put it on a dvd 5 as what my settings are. Chris
Yep,that is how i read your answer and i agree that is the right way.
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