DVD shrink quality issues, alternatives?
Posted: Fri Feb 04, 2005 1:21 pm
I have a 52" TV and I can easily see every defect in the recompression process. More people have smaller TV's so when you compress a DVD movie to 60% of it's original size you can't tell. Everything is magnified with the large format TV.
My point is, how can I take a 2 layer disc and turn it into 2 single layer discs without compressing it at all. I know with DVD shrink you can remove audio tracks or video tracks but some DVD's don't list their tracks independently so this is impossible, and even after taking all the extras off the video is still compressed to maybe 70% of it's original size.
I've been able to rip a DVD with DVDdecrypter into to seperate files around 4.37gb a piece but when I try to reburn with DVDdecrypter it starts burning on the disc then stops at 50% and fails.
Anyone know how to do this? I would appreciate any tips. Thanks.
Jeff
My point is, how can I take a 2 layer disc and turn it into 2 single layer discs without compressing it at all. I know with DVD shrink you can remove audio tracks or video tracks but some DVD's don't list their tracks independently so this is impossible, and even after taking all the extras off the video is still compressed to maybe 70% of it's original size.
I've been able to rip a DVD with DVDdecrypter into to seperate files around 4.37gb a piece but when I try to reburn with DVDdecrypter it starts burning on the disc then stops at 50% and fails.
Anyone know how to do this? I would appreciate any tips. Thanks.
Jeff