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  1. 11th Feb 2008 03:12 #1
    rockonvidtrade
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    Greetings, i have some footage on my HDD , it is 7.92 gb long , i want to split it onto 2 4.7gb dvd-r's.
    Can i do this with dvd shrink or DVD decrypter ?
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    What kind of footage? DV AVI? mpg? Other? For archiving purposes, or for TV playback or ????

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    shrink in reauthor mode. use the |<->| after selecting the main movie. end cut it on a chapter that's near the middle, then use that as a starting point to cut it again to the finish. remember to output to 2 separate folders.
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  4. 11th Feb 2008 12:45 #4
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    Hi and thanks yo those who replied. It proper DVD footage downloaded from the net, it is a movie of Bob Marley in concert back in 1980. Trouble is that i don't have any dual layer dvds and the footage is almost 8gb long.
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  5. 11th Feb 2008 12:47 #5
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    PS , yes it is for TV play back in stand alone DVD player
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