Limewire Pro is free with that link because I had paid for it. Once you pay they give you a download link, all I did was bookmark that link, and started to send it to people i thought deserve/need to use Limewire Pro for free.
If you are using DVDShrink you can do the following: 1.) If you ripped to an ISO just go to File --> Open Disc Image and then navigate to your ISO and select it. If you ripped to a File Mode go to File --> Open and navigate to the folder that your destination rip folder. 2.) After you do either of these Shrink will start doing a preview of the file while it is loading. Once this is done you will see your compression ratio as well as Audio and Subtitle that you ccan uncheck to help out you percentage of compression. 3.) Once you are satisfied with that click on the Backup button and make sure your DVD drive is selected. Hit OK and you should be off. Shrink will do a preview while it is encoding and then it will move to the burning process. To touch on what TAshkar18 mentioned: While the link is appreciated (but not needed) you are still walking a thin line by posting it on this forum. The mods and users can't condone certain actions and you might get banned from the sight. I would hate to see that happen. If it was me I would edit the post with the link and remove all the text. Just some friendly advice. Take it however you wish. By the way, how did the bottom of your National Treasure disc look? Any scratches that might have caused your read probs?
Alright Thanks For The Answer And For The Advice. And Yes The Bottom Of My National Treasure Disk Did Have A Couple Of Serious Scratches On It. I Assume Thats Why It Was Giving It Such A Hard Time. But I Am Officailly Backing Up The 40 Year Old Virgin As We Speak.
That was probably the case with National Treasure. You could try resurfacing it and see if that alleviates your problem. It might take a few resurfaces though and you may need to concentrate specifically on those scratches depending on how bad they are. Or you can always try another copy.
No i Dont Think i Really Want It That Bad, I'm Just Doing This Whole Ripping And Backup Thing For The First Time... I Didn't Actually Think It Works But I've Been Proved Wrong.
Now, after it finished making .ISO open up DVD Decrypter and click File --> ISO --> Write, and then click "Select a File" and find the ISO and put in your disc and press on the Image. And then sit and wait to be finished.
IF you run into trouble, check out this video that i just made: http://media.putfile.com/Using-DVD-Decrypter-to-Burn or http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v61SVoP-N78
To make it faster next time make sure that when you go to encode and burn your rip that under Select Target Device you select your DVD burner and not the ISO Disc Image (I assume that is what was selected). -------EDIT-------- BTW TAshkar18, great idea using youtube. I need to do that as well. I think people would find that less confusing sometimes. Plus it's just a great idea. Kudos!
No it wasnt. I didnt have Nero Downloaded so it wasnt an option. So now after encoding it onto my hard drive. (stupid mistake) i have to encode it again but now into an iso. and to burn it i will use alcohol (.iso burning program). but im sure it would be alot quicker just to select my burner right away...
Yea I know , i will be doing some tutorials on the ways i do it, from DVD Shrink to DVD Decrypter. Thanks
Once you have Nero and your DVD drive is an option to choose in Shrink you will find it a much faster process. See I told you it wasn't that difficult. You just have to learn by doing and you'll get better as time goes on. Basically it comes down to feeling comfortable navigating the different types of software.
Yes, Very understandable. Now, After i Backup My Disks I Should Delete All Encrypted Files Just To Save Space On MY PC Right?
Actually they would be the Decrypted files (semantics, I know) but yes you can. You may want to save them until you test out your burn. Here is something you can use later once you have Nero and Shrink functioning together. If you want to make another copy of a movie you just did you can go to File --> Open and open up the folder used for temporary files that you selected in the Backup DVD window. It will run through a preview again but when it is done the file you will be backing up this time will already be compressed and it will make your second burn go by much faster. Just a tidbit I thought I would pass along.
i am FINALLY burning it. As soon as it is done burning i will notify you and tell you if it was a successful burn or not. After that i think im going to head in, its 11:35pm where i am...
