DVD Ripping/Burning

I've had two that decryptor crapped out on. I'm starting to think something was wrong with the actual DVD now though. I always tend to "re-author" which means I don't get all extras. I guess I could just buy dual layer DVDs but with that cost I could just buy the damn used DVDs. Oh well.

 

I stand corrected. I didn't realize Shrink had that built-in. Guess I just doubled my copyright-infringing productivity.

 

You're welcome. Now please figure out why my Shrink isn't working with Nero 7. It is hampering my ability to copy movies.*

* Dear Alberto Gonzales, I am copying these movies to prevent damage and destruction from a 3 year old and in no way would EVER think of copying borrowed or rental movies.

PS - if you scan the dvd at high res, you can print off labels that you can barely tell apart from the original.

 

I am running into a problem with Decryptor. I have a couple of movies that after Decryptor and even not clicking any of the foreign languages and extra audios and only burning the movie files it's still too big for one disc. I have the compression set on auto. Should I go manual and set it smaller than what the auto has it at? Will I lose that much visual quality if I go just under that auto compression rate?

 

The creator of DVD Shrink works for Nero....thats why.Use Nero Recode but ya still gotta decrypt your disc or purchase anydvd..or just getem from Newsgroups

 

awesome write up , bootay. Cant make it any easier.

 

Can Shrink or Decryptor do anything to keep dumbasses from fucking up perfectly good DVDs to the point I can't copy them :imagestor

 

Just use clonedvd by slysoft with anydvd running in the background...copy a dvd in less than 30 minutes

 

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The creator of DVD Decrypter has a new program.Its called Imgburn
http://imgburn.com/

"As I'm sure you all know, DVD Decrypter was shut down due to legal reasons. Not wanting to waste all my hard work, I'd like to introduce you to ImgBurn! - (Say hello ImgBurn) - "Hello" )

ImgBurn is an enhanced version of the 3.5.4.0 burn engine - and it will continue to get better and better as time goes on.

I hope in time you'll grow to like ImgBurn as much as you did DVD Decrypter.

If everyone who likes my program donates $2 (or whatever they can afford), I'll be able to pay my legal fees, get more drives working and add more exciting new features!"


Looks just like the old program