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  1. kabong

    kabong Member

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    I saved an ISO image with decrypter. Is there a program I can use to shrink it?
     
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    There sure is its called DVD Shrink , just click on link to download prog and you might like to follow this guide http://www.dvdplusvideo.com
     
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    Thank You My Friend
     
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    another ?, what's the difference in saving dvd in ISO or video_ts

     
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    ISO is an exact data image of the DVD, bit for bit. It is what is actually burned onto the disk. The contents of a disk can also be ripped into the component files, stored in the VIDEO_TS folder. DVDs have two folders, VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS. The VIDEO_TS folder contains all the files, including audio, for a video DVD. The AUDIO_TS folder contains files for a DVD Audio disk. It'll be empty for a movie disk and filled with files for a 5.1 dvd audio concert type disk. Shrink can output in either a files mode or a final iso image mode. If outputed into files, the files will later be combined into an image file for burning by whatever program is used.
     

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