Kdvd

Hello,

Before i got my DVD burner i would burn my movies onto cd-r's using KVCD. I've recently heard that there is a format for DVD's called KDVD. Now i went to kvcd.net and was able to find much beginner information on the subject. What i want to know is:

Can i copy whole dvd's and retain 100% quality?
Can i keep the menus/special features?
How do copy my dvd's using KDVD?
Can i use ACP but just change the settings???


Any information would be a great help.

Thanks

Can i copy whole dvd's and retain 100% quality?

Check the guide topic ;)

Can i keep the menus/special features?

Mostly no because a DVD is normally more then 4,7 GB and you can burn only 4,7 GB dvds

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Originally posted by downloadgeek@17 March 2004 - 17:21
Can i copy whole dvd's and retain 100% quality?

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as soon as your gonna start compressing data with more than just a simple zipping program, your ALWAYS gonna lose data.......... and thus quality.........

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Originally posted by Storm@17 March 2004 - 16:54
as soon as your gonna start compressing data with more than just a simple zipping program, your ALWAYS gonna lose data.......... and thus quality.........

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mostly you dont even see the difference if you compress with 65 % so....

alrite thanks

I guess i'll just stick with DVD Shrink or DVD X COPY

please don't tell me there coming up with KDVD now the

yes :lol: and ~10+ Hours Great Quality and DVD compliant
~6 Hour
you can&#39;t argue something you were never good at making adster <_<
most people are lucky to get a 2 hour movie and dvd complaint quality, kdvd gives you 6 hours, and if you want to give up alittle quality (svcd quality) go with the 10 hour template
if I had a dvdrw I would be promoting kdv - Are

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Originally posted by muchspl2@18 March 2004 - 09:59
yes :lol: and ~10+ Hours Great Quality and DVD compliant
~6 Hour
you can&#39;t argue something you were never good at making adster <_<
most people are lucky to get a 2 hour movie and dvd complaint quality, kdvd gives you 6 hours, and if you want to give up alittle quality (svcd quality) go with the 10 hour template
if I had a dvdrw I would be promoting kdv - Are

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FFS

I could make teh KVCDs fine I COULD NOT play them on my DVD player mainly because my DVD player DOES NOT play KVCDs

it played fine On my PC

also teh one I downloaded DID NOT play on my DVD player

I COULD MAKE THEM

excuse the caps just trying to get my point across

guess I&#39;m just jealous I couldn&#39;t play them :huh:

THATS THE WHOLE POINT, THEY DO NOT LOOK VERY GOOD ON A COMPUTER
they look 100x better on your tv, your monitor amplifies the problems
ah forget it :frusty:

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Originally posted by muchspl2@18 March 2004 - 11:08
THATS THE WHOLE POINT, THEY DO NOT LOOK VERY GOOD ON A COMPUTER
they look 100x better on your tv, your monitor amplifies the problems
ah forget it :frusty:

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You are right I know

teh picture is good I&#39;m talking about in terms of smoothness it does depends if its been encoding from mpeg to avi to KVCD however

I agree you are right about teh quality is shit on monitor and people don&#39;t understand why mpegs KVCDs are crap on the PC so they stick to their avis

as I said I&#39;m not knocking teh KVCD format I&#39;m saying I don&#39;t like KVCD coz it won&#39;t play on my DVD player :P

BTW in relation to this topic I real don&#39;t see teh point of KDVD i can fit 5 hrs of Mpeg on a DVDr anyway :huh: surely no movie goes more then 4 hrs :huh: