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L.J.D
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Thu Oct 28, 2004 10:02 pm Post subject:
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I am currently using dvd shrink to copy is there any better
freeware than this prog
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JW
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Fri Oct 29, 2004 12:15 am Post subject:
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NO>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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Buchetamo
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Fri Oct 29, 2004 5:19 pm Post subject:
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CloneDVD or DVD X Copy in my opinion are far better... but you got to pay
for these while DVDShrink is free.
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Harry
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Sat Oct 30, 2004 7:58 am Post subject:
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Nothing beats DVD Shrink, especially its pre 3.2 version.
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CyberSteak
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Sat Oct 30, 2004 7:23 pm Post subject:
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"Harry" <harryliuusaNOSPAM@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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What is wrong with the versions after that? |
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quietguy
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Sun Oct 31, 2004 5:45 am Post subject:
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One of the problems with DVD Shrink is that those who praise talk about
stuff that beginners (like me) have no idea about - GOPS and bit rates
and stuff like that.
For that reason, until recently, I gave it a wide berth, prefering to
use the one button copy program DVDX Platinum. Then after reformatting
my hard disk and being too lazy to reinstall DVDX copy, and needing to
copy a DVD at short notice, I decided in desperation to try DVD Shrink.
I was delightfully surprised at how easy it was to use - I didn't have
to worry about all that crap - just selected the dsik I wanted to copy
and off it went to do a check - when it finished I just selected main
movie, then clicked the backup button. A short time later I had a copy
of that DVD that works perfectly.
All that from a free program! Now I wouldn't use anything else
David - who is still grappling with the black art of DVD making
Harry wrote:
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Nothing beats DVD Shrink, especially its pre 3.2 version.
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Buchetamo
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Sun Oct 31, 2004 6:20 am Post subject:
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Hi quietguy, I find your comment most interesting, the reason? I went in the
opposite direction, I had been using DVDShrink for sometimes & was
relatively satisfied with the results, but in order to fit the movie into my
DVD I had to eliminate this or that; then came the latest DVDShrink whereby
this incredible tiny program does all for you. That is it compresses the
original to fit into your DVD.... BUT, I think that if the compression is
over 70% then you get problems, pixilation, etc. I'm now using DVDX Copy
Platinum version 4.0.3.8, Simple Mode & ALL I do is click one button &
EVERYTHING is copied, including languages, commentaries, extras... & my
copies, SO FAR (knock on wood) are flawless... But I agree with you, DVD
Shrink is great & it's free... but for me, DVD X Copy is King!!
"quietguy" <david1133@REMOVE-TO-REPLYoptusnet.com.au> wrote in message
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| Quote: | One of the problems with DVD Shrink is that those who praise talk about
stuff that beginners (like me) have no idea about - GOPS and bit rates
and stuff like that.
For that reason, until recently, I gave it a wide berth, prefering to
use the one button copy program DVDX Platinum. Then after reformatting
my hard disk and being too lazy to reinstall DVDX copy, and needing to
copy a DVD at short notice, I decided in desperation to try DVD Shrink.
I was delightfully surprised at how easy it was to use - I didn't have
to worry about all that crap - just selected the dsik I wanted to copy
and off it went to do a check - when it finished I just selected main
movie, then clicked the backup button. A short time later I had a copy
of that DVD that works perfectly.
All that from a free program! Now I wouldn't use anything else
David - who is still grappling with the black art of DVD making
Harry wrote:
Nothing beats DVD Shrink, especially its pre 3.2 version.
"L.J.D" <boomer78@gosfieldtel.com> wrote in message
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I am currently using dvd shrink to copy is there any better
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thanks
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