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faddy
PostPosted: Tue Apr 15, 2003 10:28 pm 
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as topic.. anyone tried doing it.. i been at ti for ages cant figure it out!!
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http://www.dvd2one.com/

"Join 2 movies on 1 disk. Also very useful for putting a flipper on 1 disk. "

http://ifoedit.wh.fr0zen.com/joinclip.html#joindbl

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faddy
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yep thanks ali.. was sat awake till around 3ish last nite and figured it out using VOB and IFO edit.. powerful tools but not that user friendly...

oh well it worked a treat.. just in two minds whether or not i can be arsed copying all the friends collection from the local video shop!!
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Babelover
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Can u actually copy dvds that are available? Can any movie be copied or just some certain ones, and also is there a loss in quality when copied due to compression? I just asked a mouthful...
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DragunR2
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Babelover wrote:
Can u actually copy dvds that are available? Can any movie be copied or just some certain ones, and also is there a loss in quality when copied due to compression? I just asked a mouthful...

There is some software that can split a dual layered DVD onto 2 single layered DVD-Rs. So there wouldn't be any loss in quality, but you would have to change discs.
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faddy
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copying dvds isnt rocket science.. u basically rip the VOB files of the disc onto ure harddisc, run it through DVD2ONE, specify the size u want it to be i.e. 4.3 gig and there u go u get nicely reencoded DVD which u can copy to DVD+R.. not hard at all.. it takes about 2 hours to actually do it!! About loss in quality of the movie... it depends really... majority of the DVDs only use about 5 or 6 gigs worth of data for the movie and the rest is reserved for extras and shit.. if u want the extras then maybe u`ll lose quality, but if u just copy the movie u will a better quality image (approx 6 or 7 bit rate) depending on the original source.. Ive copied loadsa discs now, and i will show u some screenshots later... theyre good shit!1
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