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I 'backed up' Hard Rain dvd onto my pc using DVDshrink and its 4.3gb big, but when i open nero and select burn dvd video files and move all the vob and all the files shrink mad it starts to burn but just gives up and says failed :(
S i downloaded A120% and i can't find where i burn dvd video files. what program should i use. btw does it matter that im using dvd+rw discs and not dvd-r or dvd+r.
Check your settings in dvdshrink at edit> preferences>nero, then enable burning with nero.
I don't use nero to burn with mine, but I think it should start up and burn after dvd shrink runs without you starting it or loading the file.
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Originally posted by Jg427@17 April 2004 - 19:05
Check your settings in dvdshrink at edit> preferences>nero, then enable burning with nero.
I don't use nero to burn with mine, but I think it should start up and burn after dvd shrink runs without you starting it or loading the file.
i have DVDShrink 3.0 beta 5
If the dvd file will fit on one disk without compression then you can use dvd decrypter to rip and burn.
If you need to compress or re-author, then I start with autoshrinkiso,click start, it will open dvdshrink. After you set dvdshrink to run, autoshrinkiso will take over, create the iso and start up dvd decrypter to burn.
edit: dvd shrink v 3.1.7 is the current version
update here.
Okay i'll try that, doess it matter that im usingDVD=RW media and not normal media? will the rw make a differenece? :huh:
you are best to use dvd rw until you get any issues sorted , then once its workin fine you can start using dvd r and not make coasters
when i use DVD shrink i use the option of automatically bruning right after encoding as i have had problems will manually dragging the files in and burning them that way. I thought it may be a media problem but i dont think so as you say the files seem to "shrink" when you put them into nero.
So what i would do is enable burning automatically after encoding and that should work. Its a good thing your using -rw's so you dont waste a whole bunch of disks.