Burning a dvd9 downloaded movie

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  1. Reddogg1

    Reddogg1 Guest

    I have a movie I downloaded. It is DVD9. I have it on my harddrive and want to make a MDS file using DVD Decrypter. The movie is in 2 folders. 1 named JACKET_P and the other named VIDEO_TS. Can someone tell me how to make the file I need or tell me if I am even doing this right?
     
    Reddogg1, Dec 15, 2005
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  2. Deline

    Deline Regular member

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    If you have a movie in a VIDEO_TS folder then all you have to do it use DVD Shrink to reduce the size to a DVD-5 and then burn it.
     
    Deline, Dec 15, 2005
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    If both folders have the .bup, .ifo, and .vob files (i.e. dvd compliant), then you can use the 'Reauthor' function of Shrink to compile, compress and burn them:

    Run Shrink, click 'reauthor', go highlight the both folders, and click to paste the various 'titles' in the correct order over onto the compilation window. Adjust compression ratio of each 'title' by clicking 'compression settings', then burn to dvd-5.

    Happy DVD authoring!
     
    scf_au, Dec 16, 2005
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  4. Reddogg1

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    Thanks so much. It worked just fine. I had a severe brain fart but i'm okay now. Thanks again !!
     
    Reddogg1, Dec 16, 2005
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  5. scf_au

    scf_au Regular member

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    No problem, we all begin that way.


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