How To Burn A Dvd To Dvd-r

**DrSteve** · 09-25-2006, 04:37 PM

OK. I kinda see where you are going with this. You use Clone DVD merely to get rid of crap, and to get it onto your hard drive. I presume you also need Anydvd or similar to do that as well.

Then you shrink with DVD Rebuilder Pro. I will get it and try it. WIll see if I like it better than merely using DVD Clone to shrink.

I have a 70" HDTV, and want the best clarity to watch the movie!

So do you use DVD Rebuilder Pro or ProCoder to shrink.

Thanks.

**aliEnRIK** · 09-25-2006, 06:50 PM

Originally Posted by DrSteve

OK. I kinda see where you are going with this. You use Clone DVD merely to get rid of crap, and to get it onto your hard drive. I presume you also need Anydvd or similar to do that as well.

Then you shrink with DVD Rebuilder Pro. I will get it and try it. WIll see if I like it better than merely using DVD Clone to shrink.

I have a 70" HDTV, and want the best clarity to watch the movie!

So do you use DVD Rebuilder Pro or ProCoder to shrink.

Thanks.

well i was gonna metion that actually. A lot of people simply WONT see a difference cos theyll be watching on some crappy tv thats set up wrong.

and you have a SEVENTY inch one!? Thats humungous man. What make and model is it (Im a hi fi tech head so intruiged)

Youll DEFINITELY see the difference using that anyways ~ itll pick up minute flaws summat that size!

Until I find a better encoder I'll defo be using PRO CODER for ALL my encoding needs

And you use BOTH rebuilder AND procoder to shrink. REBUILDER drives the software needed to use PROCODER (Hope u understand that) ~ They run in unison.

However ~ it takes a LOT longer than TRANSCODING which is what CLONE does (Trade off ~ quality takes time)

So anyways ~ ur tv. I assume u use a MAINS CONDITIONER and state of the art cables? And a quality stand? and.....