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  1. 29th Jun 2004 14:50 #1
    spongecake
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    I use dvd x copy and dvd shrink!
    when i first got my lg dvd burner, dvd's burned excellent and then one day for one dvd it said that i needed a compression backup! So i started using dvd shrink. But the quality is choppy and lagging..and its the same when i actaully use dvd x copy....why cant i get good quality..
    also is their anyway you can make your own dvd and compress it yourself?[/b]
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  2. 29th Jun 2004 23:57 #2
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    Why don't you try to remove the unwanted stuff (extras, languages, menus, subtitles), and copy only the main movie, to improve the quality? You will find how to do this in the guides here on this site. How much compression does it show in Shrink, when you copy it?
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  3. 30th Jun 2004 06:51 #3
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    Well I want to be able to basically copy a dvd in whole...
    the compression is like 57-64 i think....
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    1. Make sure you're using good media.

    2. Yeah 57-64 means you're using a transcoder to compress a movie 36-43%. That's quite a lot, really.

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