DVD Ripping/Burning

you can download from any of those, pp. only need to pick one.

 

DVDRemake Pro allows you to put 2 full Dvds on 1 disc with no quality lost as does DVD Lab which takes a while to understand


Here is the guide for DVDRemake..it cost 30 bucks and Im sure this will be used by folks to back up dvds they have purchased :xyzthumbs

http://www.dimadsoft.com/dvdremakepro/ht_merge_full.php

 

Or you can just use DVDDecrypter and DVDShrink which do the same thing, for free, and are easy to use. I can open DVD1, set the compression on items I want and delete items I don't want, open DVD2, do the same, and then burn the results to a single DVD easily.

Now, no one should make the claim that they can put 2 dvd's onto 1 with no loss in quality - if you compress (and they have to like everyone else would to make 2 fit on 1), you lose quality.

 

I'd love to sit down next to you and watch you do that

 

Stalk

 

Yeesh. :scared2:

 

It can be done

 

Ok I sit down to make my first DVD and encounter a problem. Either the DVD has a few bad sectors and can't be copied or I am messing up. Either way it's frustrating getting this close.

 

Any suggestions Bootay?

 

Upon further inspection the DVD itself has been pretty beatup scratches etc. Can't people just play them instead of play with them