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  1. 9th Jan 2004 23:27 #1
    Mike8007
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    I'm new to backing up DVDs and wanted to know if you have to use a program such as DVD Decrypter to rip the DVD to hard drive before you use DVD Shrink to transcode? Is there a way were DVD Shrink can rip the DVD to file mode? Whats the fastest method?
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  2. 9th Jan 2004 23:33 #2
    NYPlayer
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    DVD Shrink rips the DVD and Transcodes it as it rips it.
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  3. 10th Jan 2004 11:13 #3
    gradyholt
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    to build on this:

    I was using decrypter to rip the main movie files only. Can I do that with DVD shrink? or do I have to rip the entire DVD?
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  4. 10th Jan 2004 11:20 #4
    andkiich
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    You can rip title sets as well as chapters or certain time periods. Check out the "RE-AUTHOR" mode.
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  5. 10th Jan 2004 11:28 #5
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  6. 10th Jan 2004 12:10 #6
    gradyholt
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    next question - this is taking me up to 2 hours to do with my burner (iomege super dvd). Any way to speed up the process.
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  7. 10th Jan 2004 12:20 #7
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    If you using your burner to rip the dvd, remember most are locked @ 2x when ripping which will slow the process quite a bit.
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