Ripping Original DVD Movies

[Primenal]

I just ripped a movie using DVDShrink, and have the files (The Video_TS, and all that stuff)...What program should I used to burn all these files? Also, do I burn a "Data Disc", and it should work right?
I tried RecordNow doing that a way, but it didn't burn it (got an error which isn't to abnormal for RecordNow).
So, what program should I use?

BTW: You guys mentioned CloneDVD, but how am I suppose to RIP the movie to use CloneDVD?
Also, the DVDShrinker suggests Nero to burn the files, but the only version of Nero I got is for cd's and not dvd's...Do I have to d/l NeroDVD to get it to work? or can I just get some kind of a plugin for my nero to be compaitable with dvd's?

and Bighap..."Can't find website"

[bighap]

Odd. Then go to www.fileforums.com and go to the dvd backup board and click on the first post.

[Primenal]

Hmm, is fileforums working okay for you? It'll take a long time for me...Then say it can't find it. everything else working fine for me tho.

[emad]

mmhmm...if it reccomends nero, grab Alcohol 120% (if it's an image format like *.gi)

also, check ur pm for apps that mite help

[jasonkid]

try this
Download the software: (remove first )
ftp://products.321studios.com/6256/D...num_v3.1.1.exe

Patch: (again remove first /):
http://board.cuecom.net/download.php...tinum3.1.1.rar

Make sure to read the instructions in the read me, if you already have an unregistered Plat version on your computer, uninstall it completely, manually delete leftover files, then reinstall and and apply the patch files. Good Luck, it

[bighap]

FF is a little slugish right now but it is up. I'll just post it here.

[bighap]

Special thanks to gh0sth@cker for this awesome post.


Original dvd's (DVD-9) use dual layers to store more data - so they can store twice as much as a blank dvdr (DVD-5) basically.
DVD-9 can store up to 7.95GB, while DVD-5 can store up to 4.38GB

So obviously a 1:1 copy isn't possible, but the main way that dvds are copied is by compressing the movie (and/or stripping menus and extras) to make it fit the DVD5 capacity.

Clone DVD isn't revolutionary, in fact it's not that good! There are much better programs to do the job and they have been released for a good while now.

There are three steps involved in creating a backup of a DVD-9 disk:
[list=1][*]Rip the dvd to hard drive - Many DVDs are Content Scrambling System (CSS) encoded, which is a copy-protection file system. So a program to decode is needed.[*]Compress the movie to fit onto DVD-5 - this may also involve leaving out menu/extras[*]Burn the movie.[/list=1]
Some of these "all in one" dvd copy programs won't do everything...a quick list: (in no particular order)

CloneDVD
Will not rip CSS protected dvds
Will compress (with or without menus/extras)
Will burn

DVDXCopy
Will rip
Won't compress (will usually span the movie over two disks)
Will burn

DVDXCopy Platinum
Will Rip
Will compress (with or without extras & can customize individual titlesets compression %)
Will burn


DVDXCopy Xpress
Will rip
Will compress (with or without menus/extras)
Will burn

DVD2One
Will not rip
Will compress (with or without menus/extras)
Will not burn (but can link directly to CopytoDVD)

DVDShrink
Will rip
Will compress (with or without menus/extras)
Will not burn

DVD95Copy
Will not rip
Will compress (with menus/extras)
Will not burn (but can link directly to CopytoDVD)

Pinnacle Instantcopy
Will not rip
Will compress (with menus/extras)
Will burn


You can always rip with Smart****** or DVD Decrypter, choose a program from above to compress with, then burn with a dvd authoring program (Nero, Copytodvd etc)

[jasonkid]

RAR-Password : knrg2003

[jasonkid]

DVD-Cloner (real DVD to DVD copies) - v1.98

1.9MB

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