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  1. 11th Oct 2006 00:52 #1
    rancid
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    Hi,

    What software should I use to burn a dvd from a ripped dvd in HD ?

    I managed to rip a dvd (using dvdfab decrypt) to my HD and when I tried using CDBurner XP Pro to burn the dvd, I wasn't able to play it (on my PC) even though there's no error in the burning.

    What did I do wrong? Any recommendation for a dvd burner (freeware)?

    Sorry I newbie in this.

    Thanks !
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  2. 11th Oct 2006 01:16 #2
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    If you read the manual, CDBurnerXP states that its Video DVD burning abilities are shaky, at best. steveryan is correct - ImgBurn (v 2) is the best for this task.

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  4. 11th Oct 2006 02:18 #4
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    thanks steveryan & mats.hogberg,

    will try imgburn...

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  5. 11th Oct 2006 02:34 #5
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    ok... need some advice here...

    i've used dvdfab decrypter to rip a dvd to my HD... after ripping, there are 2 folders created (AUDIO_TS & VIDEO_TS)...

    i've just installed ImgBurn and i'm not able to burn the dvd with both these folders intact like the original dvd...

    anything i missed??...

    thanks !
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  6. 11th Oct 2006 02:56 #6
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    Yes, with ImgBurn 2, you can burn DVD folders (VIDEO_TS + AUDIO_TS) directly. With ImgBurn 1, you have to create an ISO of them first, with ImgTools Classic.

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    Just drag the VIDEO_TS folder into ImgBurn, it will create the AUDIO_TS folder for you. Is the VIDEO_TS folder under the single layer DVD-/+R limit? If it's not you will need to shrink or remove unwanted parts. Check this excellent guide http://www.digital-digest.com/articles/RipIt4Me_DVD_Shrink_Quick_Backup_page3.html
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  8. 11th Oct 2006 03:45 #8
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    thanks mats & steveryan for the reply...

    i think i know where i went wrong with ImgBurn... should be using the "Build" mode... thanks for the guide, steveryan...

    tried it out and was able to burn & enjoy the dvd !!...

    thanks guys !!
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    Very good, glad it helped
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    It's free ImgBurn
    http://www.absolutevisionvideo.com

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    thanks Marvingj for the reply...

    i'm using it right now...
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