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  1. 29th Jun 2010 14:00 #1
    Bonie81
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    Looking for a program BDShrink (like DVDShrink) for BD to BD5 (DVD-R) Conversion.

    How to convert Blue Ray Disc to DVD (DVD-R, 4.7GB) with preservation main menu, audio and subtitle setup menu, removing all extras, so that it can be played in any stand alone DVD Player with main menu, audio and subtitle selection?
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    No such tool.
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    Originally Posted by Baldrick View Post
    No such tool.
    Thanks for the quick response.

    Just a Quick Qs...
    1) How many good developers are here?
    2) Where we can catch hold of DVDShrink Guy (Author)?
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    DVDshrink man now works for NERO last I heard.
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    Closest thing would be to rip with AnyDVDHD or DVDFabPassKey running in the background, and extract the main movie *with menu* using ClownBD BDCopier. That will remove all extras. Then re-encode to BD 5 or whatever with BDRB, full disc. But I don't think any setup menus will work, just the main menu. Try it, maybe I'm wrong about the setup menus.

    Mind you, such a disc will *NOT* play on a DVD player, but will play on a Blu-Ray player that can play AVCHDs.
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