28-12-2004, 20:16
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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  ), 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.
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A bit more complicated as you need to generate vobs etc. You could try DivxtoDVD though
http://www.free-codecs.com/download/DivXToDVD.htm
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28-12-2004, 20:22
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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
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28-12-2004, 20:22
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Re: Backing Up DVD's
Just run it through tmgenc...
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28-12-2004, 21:04
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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
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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
Does take a while to burn though whilst converting, about 3 1/2 hours for a standard length movie
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29-12-2004, 09:32
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Re: Backing Up DVD's
Well I've tried ripping twice with dvddecrypter and both times it got stuck on 3%, see pics, any ideas ?? TIA
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29-12-2004, 10:14
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Re: Backing Up DVD's
'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.
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29-12-2004, 10:31
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Re: Backing Up DVD's
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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.
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Its a brand new outta the box DVD, plays fine in power dvd,............... next ????
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29-12-2004, 11:48
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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 ????
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Are you ripping it using a DVD Rom drive or DVD writer? I always rip using the DVD writer, never fails.
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29-12-2004, 12:10
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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 ????
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What dvd is it?
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29-12-2004, 13:00
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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.
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It is the dvd rom / cd writer combo. I'll try it now with the dvd writer
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Originally Posted by dilligaf1701
What dvd is it?
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Dirty Sanches
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29-12-2004, 13:06
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Re: Backing Up DVD's
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Dirty Sanches
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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.
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29-12-2004, 13:11
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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.
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nope, seems to be working ok from the dvd writer as Bifta says  strange, 65 % through at the mo, update soon
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29-12-2004, 13:33
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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  let you all know how i get on
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