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Hi!
Just wondering, what software is suitable to back up 2 DVD's to one DVD+R?
I haev the software to rip and decrypt and burn, but I am curious about
"re-compressing" and re-authoring the movies but be able to keep all the
sound and subtitles and stuff.And then it would be nice to put som cool
menus on the new DVD...

/Jari
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"Jari Ivanoff" <jari.ivanoff(@)telia.com> wrote in message
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> Hi!
> Just wondering, what software is suitable to back up 2 DVD's to one DVD+R?
> I haev the software to rip and decrypt and burn, but I am curious about
> "re-compressing" and re-authoring the movies but be able to keep all the
> sound and subtitles and stuff.And then it would be nice to put som cool
> menus on the new DVD...
>
> /Jari
> To reply by e-mail remove the ( and ) in the address.

If your trying to copy a dual DVD movie (ie, two 9.4GB DVDs) to one DVD+R
(ie one 4.7GB DVD+R) without loosing any extras and stuff it is god damn
near impossible.

If you don't want to loose any quality, then you will be forced to use 4
DVD+R, as each pressed DVD uses 9.4GB, twice the DVD+R capacity, so each
pressed disc goes to 2 DVD+R discs, and you have two pressed DVDs, so use 4
DVD+R.

Sounds dumb, doesn't it. Well, it's what really happens.

Naturally, you will be forced to "re-author" this if you intend upon keeping
it down to 1 or 2 discs.

There are only two types of dual-disc pressed movies, those with alot of
extras, and those with alot of video space/runtime. If, for example, you
have about a 160minute movie, you can fit that onto 1 DVD+R, if you only use
1 audio stream, and cut out all the menus/extras. Odds are the video is of
high enough quality that it can be re-encoded (with DVDShrink or DVD2ONE or
DVDXCOPY or anything like that).

No, what I want to do is to take 2 DVD's, strip them from unnecessary stuff
like extras, some subtitles and languages, perhaps compress them a little
( I have found DVDShrink now that does all of that ) and put them on one
DVD-R. And of course make some nice menus and stuff too.. I have 2 VIDEO_TS
directories now with one movie each, complete with VOB, IFO and BUP files
( 2.1 GB each ), what software do I need to "author" them onto one DVD
(4.7GB)?
/Jari

"Anonymous Joe" <> skrev i meddelandet
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> "Jari Ivanoff" <jari.ivanoff(@)telia.com> wrote in message
> news:wQ%ab.29388$...
> > Hi!
> > Just wondering, what software is suitable to back up 2 DVD's to one
DVD+R?
> > I haev the software to rip and decrypt and burn, but I am curious about
> > "re-compressing" and re-authoring the movies but be able to keep all the
> > sound and subtitles and stuff.And then it would be nice to put som cool
> > menus on the new DVD...
> >
> > /Jari
> > To reply by e-mail remove the ( and ) in the address.
>
> If your trying to copy a dual DVD movie (ie, two 9.4GB DVDs) to one DVD+R
> (ie one 4.7GB DVD+R) without loosing any extras and stuff it is god damn
> near impossible.
>
> If you don't want to loose any quality, then you will be forced to use 4
> DVD+R, as each pressed DVD uses 9.4GB, twice the DVD+R capacity, so each
> pressed disc goes to 2 DVD+R discs, and you have two pressed DVDs, so use
4
> DVD+R.
>
> Sounds dumb, doesn't it. Well, it's what really happens.
>
> Naturally, you will be forced to "re-author" this if you intend upon
keeping
> it down to 1 or 2 discs.
>
> There are only two types of dual-disc pressed movies, those with alot of
> extras, and those with alot of video space/runtime. If, for example, you
> have about a 160minute movie, you can fit that onto 1 DVD+R, if you only
use
> 1 audio stream, and cut out all the menus/extras. Odds are the video is
of
> high enough quality that it can be re-encoded (with DVDShrink or DVD2ONE
or
> DVDXCOPY or anything like that).
>
>

You're such a liar



On Sun, 21 Sep 2003 22:32:44 GMT, "Jari Ivanoff" <jari.ivanoff(@)telia.com> wrote:

>No, what I want to do is to take 2 DVD's, strip them from unnecessary stuff
>like extras, some subtitles and languages, perhaps compress them a little
>( I have found DVDShrink now that does all of that ) and put them on one
>DVD-R. And of course make some nice menus and stuff too.. I have 2 VIDEO_TS
>directories now with one movie each, complete with VOB, IFO and BUP files
>( 2.1 GB each ), what software do I need to "author" them onto one DVD
>(4.7GB)?
>/Jari
>
>"Anonymous Joe" <> skrev i meddelandet
>news:X24bb.300053$. net...
>> "Jari Ivanoff" <jari.ivanoff(@)telia.com> wrote in message
>> news:wQ%ab.29388$...
>> > Hi!
>> > Just wondering, what software is suitable to back up 2 DVD's to one
>DVD+R?
>> > I haev the software to rip and decrypt and burn, but I am curious about
>> > "re-compressing" and re-authoring the movies but be able to keep all the
>> > sound and subtitles and stuff.And then it would be nice to put som cool
>> > menus on the new DVD...
>> >
>> > /Jari
>> > To reply by e-mail remove the ( and ) in the address.
>>
>> If your trying to copy a dual DVD movie (ie, two 9.4GB DVDs) to one DVD+R
>> (ie one 4.7GB DVD+R) without loosing any extras and stuff it is god damn
>> near impossible.
>>
>> If you don't want to loose any quality, then you will be forced to use 4
>> DVD+R, as each pressed DVD uses 9.4GB, twice the DVD+R capacity, so each
>> pressed disc goes to 2 DVD+R discs, and you have two pressed DVDs, so use
>4
>> DVD+R.
>>
>> Sounds dumb, doesn't it. Well, it's what really happens.
>>
>> Naturally, you will be forced to "re-author" this if you intend upon
>keeping
>> it down to 1 or 2 discs.
>>
>> There are only two types of dual-disc pressed movies, those with alot of
>> extras, and those with alot of video space/runtime. If, for example, you
>> have about a 160minute movie, you can fit that onto 1 DVD+R, if you only
>use
>> 1 audio stream, and cut out all the menus/extras. Odds are the video is
>of
>> high enough quality that it can be re-encoded (with DVDShrink or DVD2ONE
>or
>> DVDXCOPY or anything like that).
>>
>>
>


Doc Speedbyrd

On Sat, 20 Sep 2003 17:08:44 GMT, "Jari Ivanoff" <jari.ivanoff(@)telia.com> wrote:

>Hi!
>Just wondering, what software is suitable to back up 2 DVD's to one DVD+R?
>I haev the software to rip and decrypt and burn, but I am curious about
>"re-compressing" and re-authoring the movies but be able to keep all the
>sound and subtitles and stuff.And then it would be nice to put som cool
>menus on the new DVD...
>
>/Jari
>To reply by e-mail remove the ( and ) in the address.
>


Just leave the ****ing discs alone and watch them as they are. There's not need to back them up.
You thieves never fool anyone

Doc Speedbyrd