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Ripping DVD-ROM DATA!!

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by nickster2, Apr 18, 2005.

  1. nickster2

    nickster2 Member

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    All,
    Very new to all things DVD however had a genuine need to back up a DVD-ROM disc (to save money we have only one set of disks as opposed to many licenses!!).
    Now I do actually mean DVD-ROM and not DVD-MOVIE. Unfortunately the common term for the drive is also DVD-ROM and there the phrases "wood" and "trees" come to mind.
    If a use DVD Decrypter I get the full 5.7 Gb of data off but I cannot seem to put it back onto a blank DVD as it isn't big enough.
    Is there anywhere on this forum or elsewhere where I can get specifics about copying data?
    Thanks
     
  2. RCCormack

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    use a 8.5 gb dual layer dvd-r to copy it
     
  3. zenarrrow

    zenarrrow Regular member

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    You can try dvd shrink after you use decrypter it will send it to a pre determined file. I always make a folder and use it as my destination. Then opem shrink and drag that file and it will shrink it enough to fit on a 4.7 no lose of quality. Any way in stead of me explaining this try this see if it works for your dvd-rom. http://home.comcast.net/~bbmayo/reccomended.html You Can get dvd shrink by clicking on the word <--- back there. Good luck ---zen--->
     
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    Shrink wont work for data you will have to do as RCCormack suggested.
     
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    zenarrrow Regular member

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    Sorry, didn't know, now I I know.
     
  6. nickster2

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    Thanks for the advice off to find the larger media.

    In order to understand what's the commpression going here rather than that used on DVD-MOVIE

     

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