1:1 copying

makluda · #1 14-09-2002, 15:32

IM only posting in here because you guys are my family and your the ones that have all hte 411 on this.

i FINALLY got my pioneer A04 yaaah for me havent goten the ps2 yet im gonna mess with burning movies rite now what software good to use to burn movies is it primo as well as it is good for ps2 or their better software out there. Can i just go 1:1 to burn a movie to the dvd-r or do i need to do something special? are movies 4.7 gb or bigger do i need 1 dvd-r or 2? any help would be greatful hit me up on aim if you guys want to talk always looking for help and advice thanks family

aim: makluda

andex · #2 14-09-2002, 15:42

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Originally posted by makluda
IM only posting in here because you guys are my family and your the ones that have all hte 411 on this. i FINALLY got my pioneer A04 yaaah for me havent goten the ps2 yet im gonna mess with burning movies rite now what software good to use to burn movies is it primo as well as it is good for ps2 or their better software out there. Can i just go 1:1 to burn a movie to the dvd-r or do i need to do something special? are movies 4.7 gb or bigger do i need 1 dvd-r or 2? any help would be greatful hit me up on aim if you guys want to talk always looking for help and advice thanks family

aim: makluda

U cant just copy the dvd movie (original) to dvd-r..It wont work that way.
Normally all dvd movie (original) is duel layer or they call DVD9 which mean they r about 9G in capacity.
The only way u can copy them is to rip the movie under 4.7G before u can burn it into a dvd-r but BTW this way time is consuming and I strongly dont like to do myself

But at the end is up to U.................

makluda · #3 14-09-2002, 16:06

thanks for the info andex thats wack as hell!!! how do i go about doing it then know any good programs? i think i know how but looking for more info thanks.

dust2dust · #4 14-09-2002, 16:22

primo dvd to burn your movies standalone and ps2 plays them

nero (5.5.64 my version)will burn them but ps2 wont play them standalone will

to strip movies to a single layer disk use ifoedit
as said above stripping can b hard
im in progress of writing a fools guide to dvd film ripping with ifoedit

some movies will fit on single layer when extras so on r removed

some r still to big then u have the option
1 split to 2 dvdr

2 reencode bitrate(downgrade picture quality) i not use this as it loses quality and takes a long time athlon 1.7xp 512ddr geforce 3 ti500 takes about 6 hours to process

andex · #5 14-09-2002, 16:23

First u need to rip down the vob file u need smart ripper and then u need DscSS to decrypt ur movie file and ur audio file and than u need TMPGEnc 2.54 to finalise ur movie file b4 u even attamp to write into dvd-r
Anyway here is the site with all the soft u need
http://www.dvdsoft.net/modules.php?n...orderby=titleA

makluda · #6 14-09-2002, 16:31

thanks man i figured thats how you do it i got that software. well thanks for the help

andex · #7 14-09-2002, 16:33

Good luck..................

dust2dust · #8 14-09-2002, 16:36

personally i use dvddecrypter as smart ripper has failed to remove the decryption in the past

tmpgenc is for reducing the bitrate i recomend that u not do this if it wont fit dont downgrade it split it to 2 dvdr

if u do reencode it here a bit of info for u
tmpgenc does better job quality (but less compatibility with standalone and ps2

rempeg has slightly less quality but better compatability

i have reencoded wit both
both looked as good as each other

as stated above rempeg played on all systems
tmpgenc had problems on some standalones not work in ps2(was an old versin wether newr version is better i not know

the best thing i can recomend is wait for my guide

andex · #9 14-09-2002, 16:41

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Originally posted by dust2dust
personally i use dvddecrypter as smart ripper has failed to remove the decryption in the past

tmpgenc is for reducing the bitrate i recomend that u not do this if it wont fit dont downgrade it split it to 2 dvdr

if u do reencode it here a bit of info for u
tmpgenc does better job quality (but less compatibility with standalone and ps2

rempeg has slightly less quality but better compatability

i have reencoded wit both
both looked as good as each other

as stated above rempeg played on all systems
tmpgenc had problems on some standalones not work in ps2(was an old versin wether newr version is better i not know

the best thing i can recomend is wait for my guide

As I say I hardly try myself bcause time consuming but if u can reduce the time than I will be interested to give it a go!!

Cheers.........................

makluda · #10 14-09-2002, 21:52

whats a good dvd burner program to make the dvds from after you rip them?

psx_paul · #11 14-09-2002, 23:57

www.dvd2dvdr.com
www.vcdhelp.com

psx_paul · #12 14-09-2002, 23:58

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Originally posted by makluda
whats a good dvd burner program to make the dvds from after you rip them?

for burning software you cant go wrong with Nero (I use 5.5.9.0)

dust2dust · #13 15-09-2002, 03:03

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Originally posted by psx_paul

for burning software you cant go wrong with Nero (I use 5.5.9.0)

primo dvd to burn your movies standalone and ps2 plays them

nero (5.5.64 my version)will burn them but ps2 wont play them standalone will
what version nero do u use will they play on ps2
maybe it about time i update nero

dust2dust · #14 15-09-2002, 03:07

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Originally posted by andex

As I say I hardly try myself bcause time consuming but if u can reduce the time than I will be interested to give it a go!!

Cheers.........................

most films i can have ready to burn in just over 1 hour

if its a long film haarry potter, lord of the rings rings then it nedds splitting to 2 dvdr takes bit longer still under 2 hours

its that re encoding u do with tmpgenc that takes all the time
i not do this as it ruins the dvd quality and TAKES TOO LONG

makluda · #15 15-09-2002, 03:36

then what do you use then to encode dust2dust if you dont use tmpeg? i use tmpeg I dotn know any others that encodes. what do you encode the file into svcd, xvcd what?