How can I copy movies to DVD-R using NO (ZERO) COMPRESSION

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  1. wbermudez

    wbermudez Member

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    Even if it takes more than one DVD-R to copy a DVD-9 source, I would like to know how. I prefer ZERO COMPRESSION because I will not sacrifice any video quality at all particularly when viewed on 65" to 72" projection TVs. COMPRESSION is not an option!!!
     
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    use dual layered discs rather than single layered ones.
     
    andmerr, Dec 30, 2005
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    Yeah, DL is your only option. Keep in mind that DL media is much more expensive, though.
     
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    Try DVDFab. It allows you to split a dvd9 into two dvd5's.
     
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    @wbermudez

    I believe CloneDVD2 also has that option, splitting the disks up, but I would also try using AnyDVD and Recode2, movie only, onto a single disk and you will be surprised, even on big screen TV's, flawless!
     
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    ThanX
    I'll try to split it into 2 with these utilities and when the price of DL's go down, I can always transfer them 2 to 1 retaining original quality.

    2nd question: Is there a way to manage the VOB files (without editing the VOB) to create my own split? or does it require editing the ISO?
     
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