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  1. 29th Dec 2003 01:31 #1
    harmsway1976
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    I'm ripping with DVD Decrypter and the finished folder is over 5 gigs. It's the same size on the disc itself, so I know there are no errors. I normally use Record Now to burn after I rip. So what's best to do in this situation to make a clove of the DVD?
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    DVD Shrink
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    Originally Posted by iooi
    dvd2one
    dvd2one seems like a great program, but i can only find the trial version. know where i can get the full version?
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    Originally Posted by harmsway1976
    Originally Posted by iooi
    dvd2one
    dvd2one seems like a great program, but i can only find the trial version. know where i can get the full version?

    Yes, buy it! No warez talk here.
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    http://www.dvd2one.com/

    But you do have to pay. DVD Shrink has the advantage of being freeware.
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