With dial up it's tough to go through the almost 30 pages here. So bare with me if this has been requested. How about some way of compiling flash videos and converting them so they will burn to dvd?

Maybe it can do this already. I don't know.

-if you remove lets say extra's would it be possible for dvdfab to disable the buttons for the stuff you removed (menu and buttons) this would make the menu a little smaller and have more MB's for the movie

-would it be possible to replace animated menus with stills? some menus are HUGE and replacing them with stills would give you more MB's for the movie lol

Please add a "Verify when done" check-box to the burn screen (perhaps above the "Automatically turn off PC when done" check-box). This would allow us to override the preference on a disk-by-disk basis.

I agree with the poster before that said it would be nice to have DVDFab automaticallly detect blank media instead of having to manually click OK. Programs like Nero SmartStart do that same thing. I would definitely appreciate this feature. Any time I can make something take less steps... that is great for me.

Hi MrsGee...

DVD Platinum already does this and very well indeed.

Doing generic i would like to keep both audio tracks one of them being commentary. Any chance?

it does? everytime i try it says i need to put a dvd9 in because the file is too large for a single layer disk. what id like is for when you set the selector to dvd5 or dvd9 the file is automatically compressed to fit onto a dvd5 if thats what you selected. until it does things that easy i see no reason to veer away from using dvdshrink (imho).

GregiBoy is absolutely correct...
This is and was a feature way back as far as 2004 when platinum was comprised of express and gold.
If you wish to burn to an SL and have 2 ODDs, it is truly a 1-click process, no matter what the original file size.

Clone mode requires that the blank and original be the same size. Other modes will compress if necessary to fit the size of your blank.

1) A button to load/unload DVD tray.
2) Slidebar to shrink all or parts by % and size (a la DVDShrink)

Thanx!

I know this is beyond the normal use of DVDFab but a way to back up Audio Books as MP3's so that I do not have to carry so many disc in the car and worry about damage would be fantastic.

DVDFAB is a video backing up software not a CD backing up software

Oh goodness gracious alive! I wasn't aware of this either...Guess I have to go back to re-read the tutorials and find where it tells someone how to do this part
I'm beginning to wonder if I'm ever going to learn this program the proper way? I haven't honestly haven't tried to do a disc-to-disc (my purchased movie to a blank dvd-r disc), but I'll give it a try in a bit. I've been trying to go from a either one of two folders (first folder is a complete movie of 7.43 gb, and the other is the shrunk version of 4.35 gb of the same movie) on my desktop which neither have worked out for me yet.

Hi Mrs Gee,

With Platinum, this is the best way I have found to do thing for me so maybe you can glean something from this.....

STEP 1.

Create a DVD9 ISO of the DVD somewhere on your hard disk somewhere.

STEP 2.

Set Fab to movie only, Open the ISO and burn to DVD5 in my burner. Some others burn to DL and some do Full Disk. Preference is yours.

STEP 3.

Set Fab to Mobile, open the ISO again and produce the file for your iPod, XBox, PS3, PC or whatever.

STEP 4

Delete the original created ISO.

Once you get these steps correct, you will never look back.

Regards,
Greg

More than likely this has been requested before, but here goes...

As DVDfab is ugraded so regularly (thanks), wouldn't it be easier to simply download & install updates as they became available, rather than have to continually un-install & re-install the entire program each time?
I have numerous software programs that automatically search for & install component upgrades when they become available without needing to download the entire program again, so why not DVDfab?
I like to keep up with the new versions, but when you're on dialup & when updates can be days apart, it becomes a bit of a pain in the arse.
In the same way that setting changes need to take effect, you could simply download/install updates then just restart DVDfab to activate the changes.

Other than that, I wouldn't change a thing.

I always install over an existing version or am i supposed to uninstall first?

Just keep installing over the old version, no need to uninstall the program first

I prefer to check " Eject disc after write," and "Verify disk after write." Then I can walk away until the operation is done. Currently, however, when a disk is ejected after the write, the windows autorun dialog pops up and requires user input. This prevents an unattended write-verify cycle.

So the Feature Reqeust is: [b]"Hook" (i.e., suppress) the Windows autorun dialog that pops up when an DVD/CD is inserted into any drive selected by DVDFab/B]

Note: DVDFab intemittently does this correctly, but I can't characterize the conditions under which it does.

d3v format for NDS Datel Gaes & Music?

If this is an option or has not been asked, what about "on the fly burning" kind of like Nero Recode does when burning their disc ( i figured it will get rid of alot of unwasted time if the program would allow and still be stable)

how about custom installs? if you dont need any of the mobile functions...then leave that out?

Okay, this is where I might be having a problem?
I see these things in my folder (see attached picture) in order to see what I mean. As not to cross-post, I'll look for your reply on the "Can DVD Fab Copy A Copy Of A Movie" board if that's alright with you? I don't want to violate any terms nor fill up this one with things that don't apply to the topic or upset anyone.
((Thanks)) for your help Gregi

which target sourc do i use for copying full disc
the folder thing or the cd over the paper

I would like to be able to set a different start and end time/frame for each title - or preferably for each chapter. DVD Shrink has this option for a title in reauthor mode, but I'd prefer to use DVDFab. Any chance?

Cheers, Hooky