DVD Shrink/Decrypter Question

[STRIPER1970]

Guys,

Once I used DVD Decrypter to copy the files to my HD which software is better to use to rip the files to the DVD-R within Shrink, Nero or Decrypter?

[Capmaster]

Moving to DVD-to-DVDR Forum ....

You don't "rip" them to DVD-R....you just burn. I prefer Nero myself, but mileage will vary

[bazooka]

Take your pick

Many will tell you decrypter.

I use Nero and it works fine.

[Capmaster]

The term "rip" is used for extracting copy-protected material from optical disc to files. It's used for CDs and DVDs. Just so you know for future posts

[jimmalenko]

Both have always worked fine for me.

[blinky88]

I have a Pioneer 106D Burner and now have no problems at all using the following method.

1. Use Shrink to re-author and backup to a single ISO file.
2. Then burn with DVD Decriptor.
(both applications are free)

Your drive should be formatted NTFS to enable you to create a single ISO file using DVD Shrink, then burn with DVD Decrypter. If your drive is formatted Fat32 then you will need to split the ISO images into 1 gig files and then burn with DVD Decrypter.

No coasters, no skips or freezes and a backup that is hard pick from the original DVD, more importantly, I use the cheapest DVD media I can find which at this time are 4X-R Princo which are considered rubbish by many members of this site.