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    tried to get just the movie and it is still to big, anyone out there that can help. thank you DJ
     
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    What are you using to rip the movie to your HDD? How big is your original file and are you removing foriegn audio and subtitle tracks? Full disc or movie only?
     
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    dvd shrink, before backing up i go to co author and click the movie only.
     
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    LOCOENG Moderator Staff Member

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    If you are using DVD Shrink to rip then it probably isn't cutting it. I would suggest DVDFab HD Decrypter (free @ http://www.dvdidle.com/free.htm ) and then go straight to DVD2One. This should also save you a step because DVD Shrink and DVD2One basically do the same thing (compress), but IMHO DVD2One does it slightly better. Once you have successfully "backed up" your title you can burn with Imgburn or your favorite burn engine.
     
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    . . . if you still insist on using DVDShrink . . you can always compress it twice
     
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    How do you do that
     
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    you compress it to a folder, ignoring the warning that the size will be too large for a DVD. You then compress the compressed image again . . .
     
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    which dvd2one should i purchase there are two one is an upgrade, the other is $59.00 is that the one
     
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    Personally, I used AnyDVD and ICOPYDVDs2. They handled backing up my copy of "The Condemned" quite nicely . . I watched it on a 32" Tv and it looked very good
     
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    i have anydvd nd i don't know anything about icopy, is it free or how much is it.
     
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