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  1. 22nd Sep 2006 23:41 #1
    supergoku
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    How to split a D9 into 2 D5 disks without loss? What is the best software to use? any suggestion? Thanks
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  2. 23rd Sep 2006 02:43 #2
    Shocker Milwaukee
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    DVD Shrink will do it & it's free.
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  3. 23rd Sep 2006 05:05 #3
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    https://www.videohelp.com/guides.php?guideid=604&howtoselect=6;30#604
    https://www.videohelp.com/guides.php?guideid=481&howtoselect=6;30#481
    https://www.videohelp.com/guides.php?guideid=248&howtoselect=6;30#248

    In short - Use the HOW TO section.

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  4. 23rd Sep 2006 06:31 #4
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    DVDFab will do it with no problem. The current version is payware, but it has a lot of features. If you hunt around for version 0.17, that was the last freeware version and it works very well also.
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  5. 23rd Sep 2006 08:43 #5
    supergoku
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    Thanks alot!
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    http://www.mrbass.org/dvdfab/
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    VobBlanker:

    http://dvdguides.netgeekhosting.com/guides/splitdvd9/
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  8. 29th Sep 2006 08:57 #8
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