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Video Edit Software Discuss, copying dvds at International Chat: Software related forum; hia all, im new here i saw this forum when i was looking on the net for help. i got some dvds that im lending, how can i copy them without having big files, can i fit it on a 700 meg file cd? ive tried some software called dvd


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Old 31-10-2003   #1 (permalink)
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copying dvds

hia all, im new here i saw this forum when i was looking on the net for help.

i got some dvds that im lending, how can i copy them without having big files, can i fit it on a 700 meg file cd?

ive tried some software called dvd squeeze but i still cant fit much onto a cd can any1 help

is it possible as the dvds are 7 gig whats the best i could compress that to?

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What do you mean by 'without having big files' ? Are you low on hdd space and don't have enough to demux a dvd? Or you just want the end result video to fit on a CD? If the latter is the case your best choice is Mpeg4 (XviD). Guide here.

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i wanted the video to fit onto a standard cd

tnx for the link
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not sure if making back-ups of lend dvd's is legal in your country..so beware
(in some countries it is allowed for personal use)


if you only watch the movies on your pc...you can make an avi (xvid or divx) of the movie.

else use dvd2svcd, to make svcd's......(and avi's too) but the quality will be crap when you want 1 cd...svcd's
better use 2 cd' to contain quality
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its my brothers dvd and i cant be botherd plugging the vcr in to copy them onto tape,

the dvd is family guy and as there are 7 eppisodes on 1 dvd which totals 6 gig, i used Smart Ripper to copy 1 of the 25 minitue epidodes which took a 868 meg VOB file theres also a 98k dv2 file/102k IDX file/1k LST/134 kb ifo file

i wanted to see how many episodes i could fit on a 700 meg or 800 cd-r, what have i done wrong or cant it be done (regarding the whole dvd), i thought i might be able to fit the whole series onto at least 2 cdr but im not sure how?
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try to look here for guides

www.doom9.net

www.vcdhelp.com
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