Want to keep menus...

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  1. hk2npck

    hk2npck Regular member

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    now...how do use the meathod above, but keep the menus. When you take just the VOB's and the IFO's, don't you leave out the menus?
     
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    herbsman Moderator Staff Member

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  3. ddlooping

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    Hi herbsman. ;)

    Does DVD2One allow to select what compression is applied to each title when doing a full-dics backup?
     
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    herbsman Moderator Staff Member

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    why?

    Have you at last had a problematic DVD and are thinking of using a different compression app ?
    If not , I dont understand your questioning...as I thought you knew about both apps ;-)
     
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    No problems with DVD Shrink whatsoever. ;)
    I know what the demo version permitted to know (which I guess is all you need to know considering how limited DVD2One is). :p
    As far as I know DVD2One doesn't allow it, but I thought I might have missed a feature. :)
     
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    DVD2One will not allow you to manually adjust compression per se. You can specify how big you want the output file to be and DVD2One will try to hit the target. But you have no direct control over the compression ratio's like you do with DVD shrink.
     
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