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Nero Digital to dvd with same file size

Discussion in 'Nero discussion' started by wheelerdr, Jan 20, 2008.

  1. wheelerdr

    wheelerdr Member

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    I just started this dvd to hardrive stuff. I found that I love using Nero digital to convert to mp4 to hardrive. 1 movie under 700mb. Great Quality kind of shows up the divx world i think. but problem when i try to convert to dvd i get back the dvd size as well. Is there away to convert the nero digital file and burn it to dvd with the same file size. this way I can put 4 or 5 dvd's to one disk

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    No, you can't do that. Mpeg4 is a compressed format. You can probably Shrink 4 DVDs-VIdeo movies using programs like Nero Recode or DVD Shrink, to make them fit on a DVD5, but the quality would probably be worse than VHS tape. If you want to fit that many movie on one single DVD, convert to Divx and get a Divx compatible player.
     
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    I have been working with divx for about 3 months now and the video is not as good as i get when converting to nero digital mp4. I have found away to convert the nero digital to dvd at about 2gig. wich alows me to put 2 movies on one disk. So maybe convert 4 movies to dvd on harddisk and then use something to compress a little further. maybe. I know the nero digital is under 700 mb a movie. great size great movie but when trying to convert back to dvd it just doubles or triples in size.
     
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    Well, you said it yoursefl, it doubles/triples the size when converted back to DVD. And it loses quality. This is not the way to shrink it, DVD-mp4-DVD . You can try and shrink 3 movies for one single layer with Nero Recode or DVD Shrink. Best results for high compression if you use DVD Rebuilder with CCEncoder. But even that can't do the impossible.
     
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    Just wondering how it was done. I just got back from afghanistan and they had 10 in 1 dvd with great quality on a dvd9 disc. I would like to do half that on a dvd 5 or dvd9.
     
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    Well, for 5 in one I would suggest DVD Rebuilder and CCEncoder. Best quality when we're talking about maximim compression.
    Another thing...it is possible that they had a DVD player capable of Divx playback? In this case, 10 Divx movies on a DL disc(DVD9) disc is very sound.
     
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    No it was not Divx. All I had was a cheap stand alone player. If I had to buy a new player I would make sure it could play nero digital I love it way moore than divx. Ok I will try these programs to see if i can get the quality that nero digital produces
     
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    if you try DVD Rebuider and CCE, I would advise to let it work over night:~)! it does get the best quality when dealing with high compressions, but it might take 4-5 hours.

    Just as a side note...nero digital does look great on the little monitor screen. While playing on a regular size TV, it would be different.
     
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