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  1. 7th Apr 2004 08:29 #1
    BobV
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    I've been doing backups for a little while and have had no problems using the defaults. Up untill recently I've done little other than deselect a few audio tracks. Then I got the great idea to increase the compression on non-move video tracks so I could get more room for the actual movie. The two movies I have done this for have not been playable on my standalone DVD player. Is this a know problem? or is it more likely I'm doing somthin wrong?

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    I sometimes compress non-movie parts using manual compression if I can keep the movie at 100% and still have functioning menus. If more space is needed, I'll make non-movie parts "still pictures" and for even more space, I'll remove the audio on them as well. So far I haven't had any bad burns. Software used: DVDShrink
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    or is it more likely I'm doing somthin wrong?
    yes.
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