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anonymous
February 16 2011, 19:30:04 UTC
Hello.Reduced quality on copy - A few years ago, I used Shrink 3.2 with a version of Nero which I cant remember which, but my copies were perfect. I tried to copy a dvd tonight using Shrink 3.2 but ripping it to an ISO and using DVD Decrypter to burn it. It was of a music concert, but noticed that some of the people in the croud looked pixelated and when fast camera shots of the band were shown, they looked pixalated too in places. Is there some kinda quality setting I can adjust, or should I use a different burning program? Thanks for any help :)
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What kind of burner do you have and what is your firmware version?What kind of media are you using?For great guides:http://home.comcast.net/~bbmayo/index.html
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Use DVD Decrypter first [ISO Read] ... then in DVD Shrink hit 'file' then 'open disc image' * edit: I/O error is quite often an effect of damaged/dirty disc
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What's the point of this thread? Nothing related to DVD Shrink whatsoever.
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A few years ago, I used Shrink 3.2 with a version of Nero which I cant remember which, but my copies were perfect. I tried to copy a dvd tonight using Shrink 3.2 but ripping it to an ISO and using DVD Decrypter to burn it. It was of a music concert, but noticed that some of the people in the croud looked pixelated and when fast camera shots of the band were shown, they looked pixalated too in places. Is there some kinda quality setting I can adjust, or should I use a different burning program? Thanks for any help :)
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