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  1. 30th Apr 2004 22:12 #1
    Cecilio
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    IMHO i would easily go for Nero Recode. I've done pretty intense testing on 4 top transcoders, and Nero Recode came out on top.
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  2. 1st May 2004 15:24 #2
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    Got Recode, but much prefer Shrink, Recode is a pain, and it costs money! as does DVDxcopy and DVD2one,so I would never recommend anything but Shrink.
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    used DVD2One until I found Shrink, switched over and haven't looked back.
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  5. 3rd Jun 2004 19:34 #5
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    Originally Posted by housepig
    used DVD2One until I found Shrink, switched over and haven't looked back.
    Have you used Nero Recode because yea shrink is ok, but Recode has better features, and has better compression outputs, with fewer macro blocks.................................
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