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| CD Freaks Rookie Join Date: Jan 2005
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| 3 Easy Steps.... Perfect DVD Backup Just wanna lend a suggestion to anyone looking to make a higher quality copy of a DVD. I personally use DVDshrink for most of my work. This works very well with older/smaller/shorter movies. I can usually get rid of the excess crap that I don't watch, and retain a perfect 1:1 video quality ratio. However, if I'm dealing with a larger movie, I prefer these three steps: 1) Rip DVD to hard drive with DVDencrypter (freeware) 2) Load thes files into VOBblanker (freeware) and "blank" anything I don't need... trailers, cut scenes..etc. 3)load the new output file that VOBblanker produced into DVDshrink, and get rid of anything that's left... extra audio tracks, etc. I have found this to work very well with even longer movies to retain the excellent video quality of the original disk. Happy back-up 'ing! |
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DVDDecryptor. I've got VobBlanker installed used it to copy Resident Evil. Only used it once, is there any advantage to using that to eliminate files rather than DVDShrink?. Does using DVDDecryptor to rip to the HD give you better quality than using dvd shrink? I've been cutting out everything but the main movie..don't like any compression at all. The quality has been excellent just using dvdshrink but always looking for a way to improve it. | |
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1) no space used at all, unlike the several mb's still used even in "still image" mode in DVDshrink. 2)This allows me to delete everything I want, while still retaining the original menus that you wouldn't get if you used DVDshrink in "Re-author" mode. | |
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| Re: 3 Easy Steps.... Perfect DVD Backup You simply cannot cut everything you really want to with DVDshrink. VOBblanker allows the advanced user to really "get into" the DVD and blank they don't want and keep the essentials. Plus.... you are still allowed to keep your menus unlike with the "re-author" mode in DVDshrink |
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| Re: 3 Easy Steps.... Perfect DVD Backup dvdshrink's reauthoring mode leaves a lot to be desired. it's not nearly as elegant a solution as other transcoders, which allow you to fully remove extras and keep the original menus.
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| Re: 3 Easy Steps.... Perfect DVD Backup i think that's the only big drawback about dvdshrink....unless you're backing up the entire disc, you can't remove parts and still have functioning menus. perhaps a future release would address this...but a new version hasn't been released in at least 3 months.
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Why would you want to keep the menu? | |
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| Re: 3 Easy Steps.... Perfect DVD Backup Well, what you say is true. But I believe many people WOULD want to save the menus. It gives the movie that "cuddly fresh" feeling, plus allows you to skip to your favorite scenes as well as provide a path to any extras that you did happen to leave in teh movie. DVDshrink does an excellent job on rem,oving things, but if you really want to dig deep, use VOBblanker or a similar editor. I have even used blanker to cut some previews, while keeping the previews I like. DVDshrink alone, would just cut the entire "preview" title. |
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| Re: 3 Easy Steps.... Perfect DVD Backup I've been using Shrink for a while but am new to VOBBlanker...darn Resident Evil 2 movie How do you preview which file you wanna "blank" in VOB Blanker? I've read in other forums that your last step is to hit 'process' in the VOB program but all I can find in mine is the 'process all' button and it doesn't do anything after I click on it. Instead I have to go to 'file' and hit the start command. What am I missing here? ![]() |
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For me the downside of a menu is that watching the movie requires an extra step - hitting the play button. I suppose I could play with PGCEdit and have the movie start automatically with the menu only appearing if I hit the menu button, but that is a lot of work. YMMV ![]() | |
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