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  1. 18th Jan 2006 11:56 #1
    Scottyg1987
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    I am attempting to back up Oceans Eleven. However, using DVD Shrink, when it comes to copying to DVD, Nero claims the disc inserted does not have enough space.


    However, as th screenshot in the next post shows, this does not really correspond to what DVD Shrink says.
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    Shrink to ISO. Write ISO with ImgBurn or DVDDecrypter. No need to involve Nero at all. And if I were you, I'd ditch the 2 cnl AC3 track too.

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    I've had that happen in the past also. Usually, just closing/openning the app will correct the issue.
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    Take all of those subtitles off....remove all of those director's comments audio entries and you might get away with no re-encoding at all.
    Or re-author with movie only....also removing unwanted/un-needed subs and audio. The result will still play in your machine.
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