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TCAS wrote:The problem with DVD Decyptor is when rip the movie to your hard disk if the movie is larger that 4.38 GB then you can't burn it with Decryptor,
rdgrimes wrote:TCAS wrote:The problem with DVD Decyptor is when rip the movie to your hard disk if the movie is larger that 4.38 GB then you can't burn it with Decryptor,
This comes as news to me, as I have been burning DL discs with Decryptor for some time.
TCAS wrote:I am not saying you can't burn with Decryptor but since the ripped file by Decryptor from D/L movie has not been shrink to fit 4.38 GB capacity of normal blank DVD, therefore you get a message that this file too large and you need larger capacity disk.
thegdog wrote:TCAS wrote:I am not saying you can't burn with Decryptor but since the ripped file by Decryptor from D/L movie has not been shrink to fit 4.38 GB capacity of normal blank DVD, therefore you get a message that this file too large and you need larger capacity disk.
Umm, that's because its not a transcoding tool. Its just a ripper. And it does that very well. It can rip any DVD to ISO or File mode and then burn ISOs back to appropriate media (including burning dual layer ISOs to dual layer media, if your drive supports it).
If you have a dual layer disc that you want to fit on a single layer blank, then you'll need to use a transcoding tool, like DVD Shrink. (DVD Shrink, of course, also can rip DVDs, but its not as good as DVD Decrypter for that purpose.)
You need to use the right tool for the job.
TCAS wrote:As far as I know:
DVD Shrink: Rip + Encode + Shrink (DVD9 to DVD5)
DVD Decrypter: Rip + Encode only ( no shrink capability).
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