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Ok here's the prob--I have a DVD9 disk Im trying to back up

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by Navig8r, Sep 22, 2004.

  1. Navig8r

    Navig8r Regular member

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    Ok I have this DVD9 disk (Im assuming)

    I ran it through DVD Shrink with (Auto) Compression
    after compression the SIZE was still at close to 4900mb

    ok no prob you say :p
    Just remove the extras and such

    thats where my problem is
    there are no extras at least not enough to make a difference by removing them only about 35mb worth (still images)

    this is not a standard movie DVD, its a
    compilation of Music Videos from
    www.promoonly.com they do CD's and DVD's for DJ's

    anyway enough about that ( you can look for yourself if you like (and YES the DVD is mine, i just want to back it up incase the original gets damaged)

    I need to know if there is anyway for me to back this up...I do not have a dual layer burner obviously :)

    Can i somehow increase the compression (have tried but not sure how exactly --still kinda new with shrink never had to re-author before to be honest)

    or is there a way for me to split it to 2 DVD-r's

    My prefered method would be 1 disk
    please please pretty please :p

    but spliting is my second option

    thanks for the help guys
     
  2. Nephilim

    Nephilim Moderator Staff Member

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    Have you tried running it through Shrink a second time?
     
  3. Navig8r

    Navig8r Regular member

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    No
    Not sure what you mean exactly by that

    How would i do this

    Like i said still fairly new with Shrink
    never really had to mess with it before

    just throw in the disk and BAM there you go

    this is my first time having any trouble
    (i've been blessed :p )

    how would i do that though
     
  4. Jerry746

    Jerry746 Senior member

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    Hi Navig8r, Here are 2 things to try. First in Shrink settings, set target size to 4300 instead of auto shrink. Second I have read where some members shrink the dvd the first time, then run the saved files through shrink again. I have never tried this so I don't know how the video quality comes out.

    Jerry
    Nephilim beat me to the punch.
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  5. Navig8r

    Navig8r Regular member

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    Thank you guys for your answers

    So just to clarify

    I do this before i press the BACKUP button??

    and how exactly do i run the file through AGAIN??

    is there a guide somwhere, that shows this

    sorry just trying to get details,
     
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  6. Nephilim

    Nephilim Moderator Staff Member

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    Put your original in and hit Backup!

    Under Select Backup Target choose Hard Disk Folder. Take note of where the folder is going to be placed.

    Once the film has been processed go back to the main page for Shrink, hit the Open Files button then find the VIDEO_TS folder Shrink just made. Now you're set to do your second pass :)

     
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    Navig8r Regular member

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    Nephilim

    thank you so much

    I will give that a shot tonight when i get home from
    work, and see how it goes

    I really appreciate the help
     

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