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  1. 28th Apr 2006 17:14 #1
    jyeh74
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    to burn moves to a dvd-r? How come nero burning rom doesnt work? Is it because dvd shrink encodes it or something?
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  2. 28th Apr 2006 17:16 #2
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    Nero is for burning.
    DVD Shrink is an MPEG (DVD-Video) transcoder.

    Not the same kind of software.
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    DVD Shrink is use to reduce the bit rate of your video file so that it takes less room on the dvd.
    DVD Shrink will also let you remove unwanted material from the dvd also to reduce size.
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  4. 28th Apr 2006 17:35 #4
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    regular move dvds like king kng and lord of the rings isnt 4.7 gigs like a dvd-r? I thought they were the same size.
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  5. 28th Apr 2006 18:33 #5
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    You thought wrong. They're on DVD9s. Those hold much more data, up to 7.95 GB:

    https://www.videohelp.com/dvd
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  6. 28th Apr 2006 20:33 #6
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    DVDshrink also will remove most copy protection.
    "Art is making something out of nothing and selling it." - Frank Zappa
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  7. 29th Apr 2006 01:56 #7
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    Originally Posted by manono
    You thought wrong. They're on DVD9s. Those hold much more data, up to 7.95 GB:

    https://www.videohelp.com/dvd
    Do they have dvd-rs the size of dvd9's?
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  8. 29th Apr 2006 02:38 #8
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    Originally Posted by jyeh74
    Originally Posted by manono
    You thought wrong. They're on DVD9s. Those hold much more data, up to 7.95 GB:

    https://www.videohelp.com/dvd
    Do they have dvd-rs the size of dvd9's?
    Yes, there are dual Layer DVDRs (both + and -).

    If you'd read the link, you'd know that
    If in doubt, Google it.
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  9. 29th Apr 2006 11:44 #9
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    Not all dvd players play DL media you write.
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  10. 29th Apr 2006 12:51 #10
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    Dont forget , not all dvd player's will play + media either ...
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  11. 29th Apr 2006 13:05 #11
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    Originally Posted by Bjs
    Dont forget , not all dvd player's will play + media either ...
    Not all players will play - media either.
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    ...and some will play neither + nor - media....like old Sony's.
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