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DVD

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i got his program and yeas its quick and simple, put in the dvd and it reads it ,gets rid of audio streams and menus the writes it to disc, but i want to know does this program COMPRESS(there for lessen the quality) the movie with out me knowing about it,caus it dont tell you nothing its just like a regular burning program really, but i dont want it to compress my movies, how do i find out if it does this?????
 
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GrannyGruntbuck

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DVD said:
i got his program and yeas its quick and simple, put in the dvd and it reads it ,gets rid of audio streams and menus the writes it to disc, but i want to know does this program COMPRESS(there for lessen the quality) the movie with out me knowing about it,caus it dont tell you nothing its just like a regular burning program really, but i dont want it to compress my movies, how do i find out if it does this?????
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Yes, it does compress the movie.

It has to, as the original almost certainly comes from a dual layer dvd,
with a few exceptions.



Steve...
 
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DVD

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so if it is a movie that fits onto one disc with the audio streams stripped it wont compress it then would it!!??
 
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DVD

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I know its the easiest and lasiest to copy DVDs its just that it leaves the whole end credits, so there for it might be compressing a movie when it does not have to(caus maybe cutting the credits out is enough to fit) i wish i gave you more information about what it was doing
 
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celtic_druid

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Well, if you wanted to cut the credits off then I guess maybe DVDShrink would be a better option.

If the movie won't fit without cutting end credits, then as far as I am concerned it has to be re-compressed.

Now what they really need is an option like in XviD so that you can set the quality of the credits seperatly to the quality of the movie.
 
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desavedo

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Yea, the main feature will be compressed only if necessary. But I notice that most of the VOB files are originally 1.3Gb, and I've seen em compress down to 0.99GB so basically, I've never seen a difference in quality.
 
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