Can't back-up V for Vendetta dvd

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  1. jdk5197

    jdk5197 Member

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    Ia anyone having trouble backing up V for Vendetta dvd? When decrypter starts up it gives me a message that there is not enough space on the dvd to backup the movie. Any ideas, please help. Thanks James
     
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    binkie7 Moderator Staff Member

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    Hi jdk5197
    No problems here.
    When you say you receive decrypter gives you the error - is this when ripping or burning? Nothing special on this one.

    Sounds like may be during the burning part though - if you are using DVD
    Decrypter to rip and burn you'll need to use a dual layer dvd.
    Otherwise to fit to a single layer you'll need something like DVD Shrink to compress it.

    How much hard drive space do you have available?
     
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    I have plenty of hard drive space left. The problem comes in after I use dvd fabdecrypter and dvd shrink. Everything goes great until I try to burn it with decrypter. Decrypter gives me a message that there is not enough room on the dvd to hold the whole movie. After I use shrink everything looks normal, Shrink has no problem compressing the movie down. For some reason dvd decrypter says I don't have enough room on the burn the entire movie. Did you have any problems backing up vendetta? Thanks James
     
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    binkie7 Moderator Staff Member

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    Nope and others here have used Decrypter too to rip it.
    What brand and format of media re you using like Sony -R 8x.
    Is your drives firmware up to date?
    Dumb question but you have Shrink set to dvd-5?
     
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    I am using Imation dvd+r 16x. And my firmware is up to date. I finally got it to work by backing up the movie only. I guess I'll just have to settle for that for now. I hav'nt had a problem backing up a dvd in a long time until now. Thanks for trying to help.
     
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    no problems with dvdfab. just burned it last nite.
     
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    I've been having a problem with Nero myself. I shrunk it, and in the properties it says 4.51 GB (4,850,946,048 bytes) Now the disc i'm using is a 4.7gb so from the first look, it will fit but in brackets that number seems to count and therefore won't fit. What the devil should i do lol.
     
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    binkie7 Moderator Staff Member

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    Hi shadydawg
    What program did you use to compress it? Like Shink, CloneDVD etc.

    The amount that will fit a single layer disc is 4.38 - so you're just a bit above the limit.
     
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    Hi binkie7.

    Yes i used DVD Shrink. I have un-ticked the foreign languages and audio. Do i need to lower the quality of the movie to about 50%? I wasn't sure by lowering the quality it would lower the space but if it does i shall :).

    p.s. Thanks for the quick responce :)
     
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    binkie7 Moderator Staff Member

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    Ok you can uncheck all the audios - leave AC3 5.1 to help reduce the compression.
    You can also make whatever extras you want don't want a still pic to help compression.
    Or just do movie only (no menus or extras) in reauthor mode.

    Taking it down to 50% - yep will reduce the quality. How much is noticable - well that will depend on what you play it back on and what you're okay with.

    I try to keep mine around 70 - 80% of the original.

    Since you probably already have it on your hard drive - run it thru Shrink again - but removing maybe another audio or making a still pic of an extra - then it will fit.

    No problem on the respone - email notifications are great :)
     
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    Make sure you have your target size set at 4334 in you preferences. I did this one with Shrink, movie only, and it came in at 76%. I left out the extra which is an extra 44 minutes on a movie that is already over two hours, so your compression is really going to be high.
     
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    Hey binkie,

    Thanks for that advice sir. :) I am currently taking it and putting it to good use.

    Thanks again!

    :)
     
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    binkie7 Moderator Staff Member

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    No problemo shadydawg :)

    Arniebear also gave a good suggestion - to set the target size too.

    Hmmm sir - no sir here btw :0)

    If you need anything else you know where to come!
     

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