Choosing DVD9 or DVD when ripping with DVD Fab

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  1. baedaebok

    baedaebok Member

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    I'm busy ripping purchased movie DVDs onto my hard-drive. I hope to burn them onto another a blank DVD+R (or whatever is best) in the future for future watchings. When ripping DVDs using DVD Fab, the option is DVD9 or DVD5. Which option is best for me?
     
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    If you rip to DVD5, DvdFab Platinum will compress it for you, removing the necessity for a transcoder/encoder.

    If you rip to DVD9 compression will be necessary to burn to a DVD5 size blank media disc.

    Of course if you're using DvdFab Hd Decrypter, you're limited to full disc or DVD9.
     
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    And if you rip to DVD9, you will then need to use a program such as dvd shrink to compress it to DVD5 size.

    You will need to use a burning program, such as imgburn, to burn your copy.
     
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