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need a free or trial program that allows me to keep menus.

Discussion in 'Copy DVD to DVDR' started by fishbulb, Jan 13, 2005.

  1. fishbulb

    fishbulb Regular member

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    hey guys (and gals) i would like to split up my larger dvds (8 gigs and up) into two dvd-r's but still keep functioning menus. i want to put the main movie on one and the extras on another. i think i read that clonedvd 2 could do that but it won't let me install. i think i had it installed a while back for the free trial but uninstalled after a couple of days and when i try to install now it says the free trial has expired and i must purchase to use. make sense? so if anyone knows of a free program like dvd shrink or a program w/ a fully functional free trial, please let me know.
     
  2. hursty

    hursty Active member

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    cant you use shrink for that?in reauthor mode?
    transcode the movie on 1 disc,then all the extras on another?
    regards hursty
     
  3. Vedas830

    Vedas830 Guest

    Try these 2 as a Combo
    http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/dvd_tools/anydvd.cfm
    This will Bypass The protection
    Aslo This to Compress or Split in your case
    http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/dvd_tools/clonedvd.cfm
    Just remember to uncheck the Preserve Menus box for the Second Disc
    They are both Free for 21 days you can get both from Slysofts Site
    I gave you those links since it will help support Afterdawn
    The Cost is 59 bucks US to buy them
    Dont get me wrong Shrink is a Great Program
    Personally I feel that the Video Quality of Clone is Better than everything else I have tried
    Enjoy
    :)
     
  4. hursty

    hursty Active member

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    @vedas.i have read that clone dvd is a rip off of shrink,as it uses the same compression engine,thus anyone who buys it is a fool.
    with kind regards hursty
     
  5. Vedas830

    Vedas830 Guest

    Sorry My bad
    Guess I should have read your post all the way
    Turning my head down in Shame
    :)
     
  6. Vedas830

    Vedas830 Guest

    hursty
    Im not sure about that one
    I know DVD Santa is a Ripoff along with a few others
    I have talked to Ollie about Clone over at CD Freaks on many occasions seems like a Standup Guy to me
     
  7. hursty

    hursty Active member

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    i think the quote was from a moderator,not 100% sure.
    with regards hursty



    just checked where i read it,the moderator who quoted it was "verbul"...about 4 posts down
     
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  8. Vedas830

    Vedas830 Guest

    hursty
    He was talking about DVD Cloner 2 they are 2 entirely different Programs
    DVD Cloner is a Shrink Ripoff
     
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    ok.thanks
     
  10. fishbulb

    fishbulb Regular member

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    thanx for the responses guys. but i already know how to split the movie and extras on 2 separate discs w/ shrink. that's not the problem. i want to do that BUT ALSO KEEP the WORKING menus. shrink won't let u do that. so, any free/trial programs that will allow that? what about NERO?
     
  11. Vedas830

    Vedas830 Guest

    You could try DVD Fab or DVD2One
     
  12. fishbulb

    fishbulb Regular member

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    thanx again. i'll give dvd fab a try.
     

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