Rebuilder & shrink

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Knife13

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Daft question, but instead of using DVD Decrypter, could I use Shrink using no compression and reauthor so it only had the movie before passing to Rebuilder?
 
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celtic_druid

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Can't see why not. However what would be the point? The idea of DVDRebuilder is to simplify making a 1:1 copy using CCE, QuEnc, etc. Therefor if you want movie only, why use DVDRebuilder?
 
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Knife13

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Till now I used DVD2SVCD and had to reauthor manually.

Rebuilder would do all that for me.

Films like Fight Club have extras I don't want, and it would leave more room for CCE.

Any other ideas?
 
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MysticE

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celtic_druid said:
Can't see why not. However what would be the point? The idea of DVDRebuilder is to simplify making a 1:1 copy using CCE, QuEnc, etc. Therefor if you want movie only, why use DVDRebuilder?
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It also seems that Rebuilder is a way to simplify the use of encoding with CCE. I do strictly Movie Only backups (first through Shrink) with Rebuilder on any 2 1/2+ hour movies. An easy way to get the benefit of CCE encoding. A 172 minute movie like "Heat" does not hold up too well if transcoded, but looks very nice when run Movie Only through Rebuilder.
 
ChickenMan

ChickenMan

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If you want movie only and want to use CCE for its encoding, then you really cant go past DVDREasy, its a true one click solution. Does main movie ONLY, with 1 audio track and up to 1 subtitle track. Produces a VIDEO_TS folder full of the right stuff ready to burn with what ever. If the movie + audio is under the 4.37 gb DVDR limit, then it just reauthors it without encoding.

Get it from http://pwp.netcabo.pt/dvdreasy/what.htm and we host his forum here http://www.dvdrbase.com/forumdisplay.php?f=188 Hes wanting some feedback guys.
 
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