I recently finished editing a 2.5 hour movie using Adobe Premiere Pro then I exported the movie as an .Avi file. The audio screwed up every time I used Avi2DvD so i ripped the audio from my original as a .wav file and combined that with an .m2v file using DVDLab Pro. That worked great so after that I used DVDShrink to create a Video_ts folder with all the goods inside and then FOlder2Iso to create a burnable .iso image. But wait... For some reason my .iso file is over 5 gigs (i dotn have a dual layer burner so im limited to 4.7 gig disks). I need to know if there is a way I can possibly shrink my iso so it will fit onto a disk. If not how many steps back must I take to correct the problem? Any help appreciated! Ken
Just use DVD Shrink to fit it to a DVD5 disk. Under the EDIT menu choose "Preferences...". Under the "Preferences" tab select "Custom" in the Target size: dropdown menu. In the adjoining Size MB box type 4300 or 4350 to keep from burning too close to the edge of the media. Click OK. When you click the Backup button, click the Target Device tab, set the output to an ISO file, select the filename and location, and click OK. Use the burning program of your choice to burn the created ISO file to a disk.
