View Full Version : does anyone have dvd shrink&clonedvd2 on same PC
stinman>=
1st March 2007, 23:01
I have clonedvd2 and like it very much,I have never used shrink but I down-
loaded it today just to see what the talk is and maybe you never know,
there could come a day when clonedvd2 will not work for a certain movie and shrink will,I doubt it,but I just want to try it.Can I have both on same computer with out a conflict?
Charlie
1st March 2007, 23:07
I have clonedvd2 and like it very much,I have never used shrink but I down-
loaded it today just to see what the talk is and maybe you never know,
there could come a day when clonedvd2 will not work for a certain movie and shrink will,I doubt it,but I just want to try it.Can I have both on same computer with out a conflict?
I use clonedvd to rip an uncompressed ( dvd9 ) dvd to the HDD then open dvd shrink to compress it ( dvd5 ) as there is a better quality in the backup. So there is no conflicts.
stinman>=
1st March 2007, 23:44
I did not want to open it up until I was sure.
stinman>=
1st March 2007, 23:46
Is any dvd still needed for shrink?
Charlie
1st March 2007, 23:48
For all the latest movies "YES".
stinman>=
1st March 2007, 23:52
Thanks again,I have it,I just wondered
Clams
2nd March 2007, 01:37
Is any dvd still needed for shrink?
Absolutely - more than ever even. It's needed for CloneDVD2 as well as Shrink.
-W
oldjoe
2nd March 2007, 09:51
Can I have both on same computer with out a conflict?
Yes you can.
trussme
2nd March 2007, 10:18
I use clonedvd to rip an uncompressed ( dvd9 ) dvd to the HDD then open dvd shrink to compress it ( dvd5 ) as there is a better quality in the backup. So there is no conflicts.
just asking: wouldn't CloneCD* be better to use (if you got it) since it does a 1:1 exact duplication of the original disc, to rip to the HDD? ... then use Shrink for that better back up quality compressing. *(since CloneDVD is a transcoder/remasters )
Charlie
2nd March 2007, 10:26
just asking: wouldn't CloneCD* be better to use (if you got it) since it does a 1:1 exact duplication of the original disc, to rip to the HDD? ... then use Shrink for that better back up quality compressing. *(since CloneDVD is a transcoder/remasters )
If you want 1:1 yes as to use this before shrink it won't work. If you use clonedvd in dvd 9 format then nothing is lost except the copy protection and improper (bogus) titlesets. DVD Shrink then transcodes the DVD to a DVD 5 (single layer).
trussme
2nd March 2007, 12:41
If you want 1:1 yes as to use this before shrink it won't work. If you use clonedvd in dvd 9 format then nothing is lost except the copy protection and improper (bogus) titlesets. DVD Shrink then transcodes the DVD to a DVD 5 (single layer).
But, wouldn't using AnyDVD 1st, take care of the copy protection & bogus titlesets? Then, if you need it there, the layer break is in the original position, using CloneCD? Just trying to understand why it won't work, if CloneCD & Shrink are used with AnyDVD.
RAMROD
2nd March 2007, 15:28
clone transcribes and writes to blank media shrink only compresses and uses nero to write to media
trussme
2nd March 2007, 18:19
clone transcribes and writes to blank media shrink only compresses and uses nero to write to media
yes...I already know that...that was not my question..I've used AnyDVD +Shrink+Nero for years...I was asking about the feasibility of using CLONE CD (after using AnyDVD)...to Rip to HDD rather than CLONEDVD..then, reauthoring+compressing with Shrink...won't that work better?
Webslinger
2nd March 2007, 19:31
yes...I already know that...that was not my question..I've used AnyDVD +Shrink+Nero for years...I was asking about the feasibility of using CLONE CD (after using AnyDVD)...to Rip to HDD rather than CLONEDVD..then, reauthoring+compressing with Shrink...won't that work better?
No. No point.
stinman>=
2nd March 2007, 22:33
As I stated before I just wanted to try dvd shrink,So I take it that shrink can not rip to hard drive?It says whole dvd. If I rip with clonedvd2 dl +r(dvd 9) no compression first,
then compress to hd again with shrink,if you do not have nero how do you burn it? with
what ever your burnning software is?I have roxio media creator plus le. I guess I would have to run it through the dvd-5 in shrink and make a iso file.
Webslinger
2nd March 2007, 23:23
As I stated before I just wanted to try dvd shrink,So I take it that shrink can not rip to hard drive?
Shrink can rip. Why do you think otherwise?
If I rip with clonedvd2 dl +r(dvd 9) no compression first,
then compress to hd again with shrink
You can use the "write existing data" method in Clonedvd2 to burn what you ripped with Shrink if you wish.
stinman>=
3rd March 2007, 20:06
I don't know,just listening to the other guys on this topic,but I tried it out last night,both clonedvd2&shrink were able to get to about 72% on flags of our fathers.As long as you own Any dvd you can probably use about anything? I ripped with shrink (re aurthor) to hard drive and then burned with
wright existing data.Like you said.Thanks for input Mark
davo
4th March 2007, 05:54
I use ripit4me (free) to rip to hard drive if I'm going to use dvdshrink. The whole point of me owning anydvd is so I don't have to rip at all if I don't want to. Also Shrink will automatically burn to disk using dvddecrypter (required with ripit4me and can be installed from ripit4me menu)
fivestones
5th March 2007, 04:41
Are they still up dateing shrink? I thought i read some where that they had stoped up dateing it but i may be wrong.
rayals
5th March 2007, 07:10
DVD Shrink can burn to media, create and ISO or create DVD VTS files. I chose to run AnyDVD and DVD Shrink. I use DVD Shrink to edit/reauthor my DVD's.I then save them as either DVD Files or an ISO. From there I go to Clone DVD2 and use the 'Write Existing Data'.
This has worked good for me in that it allows me to remove all the crap from the orignal movie and I get just the main title. It also usually makes the movie a little smaler and therefore requires less compression.
catlady6
5th March 2007, 08:02
I have both and find if clone dvd won't burn it neither will dvd shrink.
davo
5th March 2007, 08:48
Are they still up dateing shrink? I thought i read some where that they had stoped up dateing it but i may be wrong.
They have stopped updating shrink - Thats why if if use shrink I use it with ripit4me - some titles won't work with anydvd and shrink together.
Nero recode is the new shrink - but its not free.
Charlie
5th March 2007, 09:27
I have both and find if clone dvd won't burn it neither will dvd shrink.
You can't burn with dvd shrink you must have nero or imgburn on the {C to burn the movie.
oldjoe
5th March 2007, 10:54
you must have nero or imgburn on the {C to burn the movie.
You can burn the file with any DVD burning software and you can store the file on any drive.
Charlie
5th March 2007, 11:01
What I am saying is to use dvd shrink and to burn right then you must have either.
oldjoe
5th March 2007, 11:19
What I am saying is to use dvd shrink and to burn right then you must have either.
"Burn Right" ???? "Must have either"??? You can burn DVD files with any DVD burning software.
Charlie
5th March 2007, 11:41
OK I guess I need to break this down to extreme lamens terms for you.
In order to burn directly after dvd shrink is done compressing you need imgburn or nero installed, unless you want to open another file up to burn with that program. You quotationed "Burn Right" but left out the other key word "Burn Right Then" meaning automatically after dvd shrink without opening a new program to use. You can use any burning application to burn files or images but in order to autoburn you must have nero or imgburn installed. I hope this clears things up. You use dvd shrink out of all people I figured you knew what I was referring to on this.
oldjoe
5th March 2007, 12:24
OK I guess I need to break this down to extreme lamens terms for you.
You use dvd shrink out of all people I figured you knew what I was referring to on this.
No need for "laymen" terms if you make yourself clear to begin with. Your post did not make any sense the way you posted it. Yes, to do an "automatic" burn, you do need a DVD burning software that is capable of an automatic burn with Shrink.
Clams
5th March 2007, 14:36
Note that when you do an automatic burn with Shrink your burned DVD will contain the AudioTS and VideoTS folders (not needed with most players today). If Shrink to the HD, and then burn, you won't get those folders, so long as you don't have the create box checked in shrink.
Some software players work better without those antiquated sub-folders on the disk.
-W