I have extracted some movies to my hard drive in mpg mode. I have noticed that the files are to big two fit on a 4.75 GB DVD. I have DVD Shrink but can't figure out how to use it with the files on my hard drive?
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Nero Vision does a good job of putting MPEGS on DVDs
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you need to convert them so they can play on dvd, try VSO software, then you need to put them on dvd, try Clone dvd (this shinks the file, so they fit on a normal disk, the film compines are good as they do them longer and you lose the end of the film) if you have downloaded the film, the same site you will get these programs too.....good luck
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save the dvd on your hard drive using dvd shrink them use nero to burn onto a disc and double clikc on the VIDEO_TS folder of the disc on yer hard drive and it will auto write to the dvd, if you do the same with AUDIO_TS it will say cannot overwrite or summat, this is normal. burn using nero, category dvd. then delete the folder you created for puttin the dvd on the hard disk in the first place and the job is a goddun
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you ar eprobably trying to write it as a type you need to unlock with a code key. or the media will not fit in that type of save. nero is my favorite for all but movies that i want as a vcd or dvd. save as a data disc not the other options it will be fine. be sure the disc in the drive is the correct type , if nero is looking for a dvdr and you have a cdr in it you need to tell nero it is cdr or it will error. to burn playable movies i use sonic mydvd  you can make vcd and dvd with custom layout for menu. if you just want it backed up for pc tell nero DATA disc .
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dvd decrypter. make sure your dvd's can fit on the media you are using (4.7 gb / 9.4 gb etc)
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if you have a decent cd burner program, they have an inbuild video encoder program.  I use Nero and it does that for me and i can fit an entire movie on a vcd
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DVD Shrink works on older DVD's by itself but now with the newer DVD's you have to do a 2 step process before you burn to DVD...\n\nYou have to use a program called DVDFab Decrypter to decode the  copyright. Then take all those files that DVDFab rips and use DVD Shrink to "shrink" them.\nThen burn the files from DVD Shrink's output directory to your DVD.\n\nOf course,.... this is what I heard your supposed to do. ;-)
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"All I want to do is burn all my huge video files" \na)Any friend have a a External USB Hard drive? to backup all the stuff.\nb) Purchase a External USB enclousure and insert your hard drive to enable it USB. then do a backup.\nc) Puchase a External USB enclousure and put the DVD burner in it, to do backups with your friends. There a lot of cheaper items on the web.
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If your nero will burn DVD's, it just won't burn AVIs, then the cheapest thing to do would be to go to...\n\nhttp://www.tmpgenc.net/\n\nYou can download a free convertor there that will convert your AVI to an MPG. Your Nero should be able to handle those just fine.\n\nDVD's use a modified high throughput MPG format.
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try magic dvd ripper, it will convert dvd to mpeg or mpg or avi saving space, but not free unless you can download it with the password crack (try using limewire or morpheus for it)
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You're gonna have a heck of a time trying to get a full movie fit onto a CD. And, I'm not sure video files will burn to CD format.\n\nI use DVD 1 Click Copy to do what you are describing. Works great and is easy to use.
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Unlike DVD Movie, the Data DVD is much like a normal Folder in your hard disk or a Data CD. Unless ofcourse you are looking at a Copy Protected OEM Disc. In that case you cannot do it. \n\nIf its NOT a copy protected one, try the Image thingy. Use NERO to create a Disc Image of your DVD on to your hard disk and then use this image to write onto another DVD. If its confusing: \n\nPut the original DVD in and press COPY DISC in the Nero software and proceed as it instructs..\n\n.:Fishie:.
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You need software that can handle the DVD files, yes. Plus a progrm that can rip them to your hard drive. Try looking on http://download.com/ - the download should be free.
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Use DVD Shrink. It automatically integrates itself with Nero.\n\nIf DVD Shrink cannot anaylze the file, use DVD Decrypter to extract the files, then open them with DVD shrink.
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CD-RW writes only CDRoms with max capapcity of 700mb, while DVD-RW writes DVD disks up to 4.7gb and up to 8bg on Double-Layered DVD disks. \n\n4.7gb DVD blanks are more common. Commercial studios publish their movies to 8gb DVD disks.  They usually have more than sufficient space to throw in extras like interviews, making of the movies and so on.\n\nWhen you want to legally backup your copy of DVD movies you have to shrink the movies from 8gb down to 4.7gb to fit. VCD and SVCD format of up to 1150bps may be burned to multiple CDRoms, while DVD have a higher cinematic quality of anything from 5000bps to 9000bps and need only 1 disk to contain a whole movie.\n\nBurning Movies to DVD quality is the only way to go these days.\n\nNow the latest technology is Blu-Ray disc with capacity of up to 20gb. Wouldn't be available for a while though.