dvd shrink and nero 6

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  1. crazyantt

    crazyantt Member

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    i have the latest version of dvd shrink and i have nero 6, i just downloaded king kong the movie and it downloaded as a bin. file and 1 cue. file, dvd shrink wont compress or shrink this, and nero says it cant burn this, how do i change the format so its compatible with either?? please help, i downloaded the movie too, not an actually dvd i bought
     
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    For freeware
    extract the mpeg from the bin/cue file with vcdgear
    load the resulting mpeg into here

    Old Freeware Version Of Divxtodvd
    http://freedownload.softonic.de/windows/vsoDivxToDVD_setup_0.52.99.exe
    if you like it you can buy the new updated version from VSO

    convert the resulting files into an iso with dvd shrink
    and burn the iso with dvd decrypter

    or if you have nero vision load the mpeg you extacted into make dvd

    The downloads and gudes for the freeware are on my page follow the link in my sig
     
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    Nephilim Moderator Staff Member

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    crazyantt

    Since you can't seem to decide on a single thread I'll do it for you. Here's the one,

    http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/319275

    I understand your enthusiasm for getting help but I need to ask you to please stick to the thread I just linked to in order to keep our forums from getting any more cluttered than they already are and to also keep the confusion down for those trying to help you. Hope you get your problem fixed :)
     
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