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  1. 30th Jan 2006 20:27 #1
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    Hi,

    I have some DVDs that are about 1.5 GB each. I want to make copies and put 3 DVDs into one. What is the quickest way to do that? Thanks.
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    if you're not interested in keeping the main menu's, you can use dvd decrypter and rip the streams and author to dvd with TDA.

    if you want to keep the menu's, i suggest dvdremake.
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    DVD Remake (payware) allow you to import up to 4 dvds to one and make your own Main menu. I belive....

    The long way is pgcedit with some others tools. There are guides for both methots.
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  4. 30th Jan 2006 20:49 #4
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    Hi unplug,

    Do each of the three DVDs have menus? And, if so, do you want to keep them? This info will help to identify a suitable approach.

    Also, 3 x 1.5Gb = 4.5Gb but single layer DVD discs only hold around 4.3Gb. You'll need to figure out a more accurate sum total. If it's close to or exceeds 4.3Gb, you'll need to shrink it a bit.
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    https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=284279

    I like DVDRemake Pro for this.
    If in doubt, Google it.
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