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There's no problem in doing a " Full backup" as long as we don't see any " Red" on the size bar at the top of your window. Don't try to cheer it up and don't worry, it likes being "depressed". We need to be sure that the " Full Disc" icon is depressed. Today we're doing a " Full backup", that's everything on the original disc on your backup. This will result in your DVD requiring less compression and therefore providing you with a better quality picture. Klingon, Solarian Cluster Mush OR Eastern Himalayan Yak language selections or the Director's comments (also known as Outer Mongolian). To trim some unnecessary items from your movie, you can " un-tick" some extra audio you don't want like the foreign audio streams, i.e. We'll have to wait anywhere from 30-seconds to a minute for DVD Shrink to analyze (rip) your DVD. Now let's burn a DVD, OK ? Kweel ! Alright then, let's open DVD Shrink and "click' " Open Disk". When we get our steps down we'll then switch to our single-write media. We do want to use them because if we make a mistake, it won't cost us a disc. We won't use them regularly because for 1, many DVD players don't play them and 2, they cost too much (Lol). This might be a good time to use a DVD RW. As I mentioned, we'll go into more on proper media in another thread. Quality media would be Sony, TDK, Ritek G04, Verbatim "DataLife", Verbatim DataLife "Plus", Ridata, any media boasting "Advanced Metal AZO", Taiyo Yuden's and generally, almost any discs manufactured by Mitsubishi are excellent bets. Recommended media for use with this Beginner's guide. But for now, PLEASEacquire some of the following. Look for a thread dealing with backup media where we'll discuss DVD media in depth. Poor quality DVD blanks are responsible for a host of copying errors and hence, failures. As for your DVD blank media, THIS IS IMPORTANT. When the time comes for you to put in your blank in either the drive door will open OR a message will appear. If you only have the one drive, put your original in that drive now. Now you can place your original DVD in your DVD-ROM drive and a DVD blank in your burner's drive ( If you have two drives). Here's the link for the newest DVD Shrink.

Then under the " File I/O" tab un-tick " Enable burning with Nero" then click " OK" Open it and click " Edit", then click " Preferences" on this page we're going to select " DVD Target Size" as " Custom" and set the size between "4300" and "4360MB" - we do this to make sure that we don't write too close to the edge of the disc. Here's the link for the newest DVD Decrypter -ĭownload DVD Shrink.
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Feel free to close DVD Decrypter, DVD Shrink will open it when it needs it. Lastly, where it says " Destination", select the drive where your burner resides. Where it says, " Source", you'll leave that blank as DVD Decrypter will find the location of your backed up DVD file automatically.
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Next download DVD Decrypter and under Mode select " ISO", " Write". C:\ All DVD Work\ Sleeping Beauty Kills Bill, needs Anger Management"). Try to put it someplace where you won't forget it (i.e.
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This is the place on your HD where DVD Shrink will work on your movie files and DVD Decrypter can pick them up to burn to disc. Here we go, step by step - it can't fail, "Uncle" ScubaPete's can't miss " We're going ta burn a DVD backup right now, youngin's'" Guide to backing up ).įirst create a folder for your HD backup. Let's go get one of your favorite DVD's and make a copy of it so should something unforeseen happen like an ice flow hitting the Mojave Desert and freezing the original, you'll have a backup of it. Here ya go my friend BUT don't think it's going to happen often - I just don't you to think everyone will be doing this for you is all -Ī ScubaPete Guide for DVD Shrink and DVD Decrypter Today is your lucky day - Within a 1 1/2 hours span of time at the most, you'll finish your 1st DVD backup. That's what we all did BUT sometimes, not all that often, but sometimes, someone helps out on the "big time" side. As my friend Jerry told you, we encourage Newbies to do a bit of work for themselves.
