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Bifta 28-12-2004 20:16

Re: Backing Up DVD's
 
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Originally Posted by theblueraja
While im here, i have a home movie in Div-X format - (Please no jokes the wife gets edgy :D), if i wanted to convert that to DVD - any suggestions?

And if i got a DVD-RW or +RW disc, would that allow me to burn on that DVD, then watch it on my player, then wipe it and remaster a new one on the same disk?

Cos eh - that would be sweet.

A bit more complicated as you need to generate vobs etc. You could try DivxtoDVD though

http://www.free-codecs.com/download/DivXToDVD.htm

jellybaby 28-12-2004 20:22

Re: Backing Up DVD's
 
nero would allow u to do what want. And yes, u should be able to use a rewriteable, but in past experience, some DVD players are abit tempremental when it comes to rewriteables

jtwn 28-12-2004 20:22

Re: Backing Up DVD's
 
Just run it through tmgenc...

bopdude 28-12-2004 21:04

Re: Backing Up DVD's
 
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Originally Posted by jellybaby
nero would allow u to do what want. And yes, u should be able to use a rewriteable, but in past experience, some DVD players are abit tempremental when it comes to rewriteables

Ditto on the nero ploy, thats all i've been doing with mine, auto converts the format to pal, you have the option of format 4:3 or 16:9 no matter what your format is, well thats so far so good :tu:

Does take a while to burn though whilst converting, about 3 1/2 hours for a standard length movie :(

bopdude 29-12-2004 09:32

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Well I've tried ripping twice with dvddecrypter and both times it got stuck on 3%, see pics, any ideas ?? TIA

jtwn 29-12-2004 10:14

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'Check Condition'

Try an unscratched dvd, do the same for the purpose of testing it, if it doesn't work then you've got a problem.

bopdude 29-12-2004 10:31

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Originally Posted by jtwn
'Check Condition'

Try an unscratched dvd, do the same for the purpose of testing it, if it doesn't work then you've got a problem.

Its a brand new outta the box DVD, plays fine in power dvd,............... next ????

Bifta 29-12-2004 11:48

Re: Backing Up DVD's
 
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Originally Posted by bopdude
Its a brand new outta the box DVD, plays fine in power dvd,............... next ????

Are you ripping it using a DVD Rom drive or DVD writer? I always rip using the DVD writer, never fails.

dilli-theclaw 29-12-2004 12:10

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Originally Posted by bopdude
Its a brand new outta the box DVD, plays fine in power dvd,............... next ????

What dvd is it?

bopdude 29-12-2004 13:00

Re: Backing Up DVD's
 
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Originally Posted by Bifta
Are you ripping it using a DVD Rom drive or DVD writer? I always rip using the DVD writer, never fails.

It is the dvd rom / cd writer combo. I'll try it now with the dvd writer :tu:


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Originally Posted by dilligaf1701
What dvd is it?

Dirty Sanches

dilli-theclaw 29-12-2004 13:06

Re: Backing Up DVD's
 
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Originally Posted by bopdude
Dirty Sanches

The reason I ask is that I've had trouble with some dvd's before like this.

I suspect there are some deliberate bad sectors to stop copying (Definately in some cases - although I don't know about THIS dvd, but it's another idea).

You could try re-authoring in dvd-shrink and select just the film.

bopdude 29-12-2004 13:11

Re: Backing Up DVD's
 
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Originally Posted by dilligaf1701
The reason I ask is that I've had trouble with some dvd's before like this.

I suspect there are some deliberate bad sectors to stop copying (Definately in some cases - although I don't know about THIS dvd, but it's another idea).

You could try re-authoring in dvd-shrink and select just the film.

nope, seems to be working ok from the dvd writer as Bifta says :shrug: strange, 65 % through at the mo, update soon :tu:

bopdude 29-12-2004 13:33

Re: Backing Up DVD's
 
Well I managed to rip it ok, then I've used dvd2one to shrink it...not, says that i have the trial version and that i can only encode 30 mins of footage :( also I tried to shrink it down to 200 mb but the 30 mins that i got was 550 mb, I'll have a look / play.


Also i'm gonna try dvdshrink :tu: let you all know how i get on


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