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Discussion in 'DVD Shrink forum' started by Kane2553, Jan 4, 2004.

  1. Kane2553

    Kane2553 Member

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    i have an amd 2100+ 1.7 ghz with 512 mg of ram. 110 gig ahrd drive with 91.9 %free space and an LG GSA 4040b. I am also running win xp. I am trying to backup a personal movie and it takes at least 2 hour to encode a movie plus 45 minutes to burn. What am i doing wrong.
     
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    What programs are you using?
    How long is the home movie that you are tryign to encode?

    Encoding (as oppossed to compressing) is a very slow process that requires many hours of crunching. Let us know how long your movie clip is and what program you are using if you want feedback on whether this is abnormally long or not. If you are encoding a home movie using a program like TMPGEnc , then 2 hours could be a great time (depending on the length of the clip, of course).

    As for burning, what speed is your burner? What speed rating is your media? If you are burning at 1x or using 1x media on a faster drive, the burn time is normal.

     
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    i am using dvd shrink. the last movie that i did was the santa clause 2. I just purchased it today and it took forever to do. By encoding i mean compressing and encoding using dvd shrink. Thank you
     
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    Hi kane2553, I had some problems with that movie and shrink also. Good old Disney strikes again. I ended up running ANYDVD behind Shrink to get it to decrypt. My time was about 1hr 15min but I'm running Windows ME. The rest of the PC specs are very close. I hear XP is missing the ASPI layer. If you haven't already done so, download it and install.
    Jerry
     
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    Where do i get the aspi layer? or whatever i need
     
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    Hi Kane, I know I saw links to the Aspi layer on this forum somewhere, but can't remember where. Just do a search off your browser for Windows XP ASPI layer or check the Microsoft site.
    Jerry
     
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    I recently downloaded and got dvd shrink to work but when played in my Apex players one old and one new they like pause in mid place. Also sometimes it cuts out parts. Is it something I am doing wrong or is it just because it's a burnt copy. They seem to play fine on the computer.
    Thanks
     
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    The latest version of DVDshrink is 3.0 beta 5. Just in case you didn't know

    Matt
     

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