Too Big

Chris174 · #1 31-01-2003, 11:37

Hey, i have ripped a DVD and it's to big to fit on a DVD-R. How can i make it smaller?

bighap · #2 31-01-2003, 11:46

Take out the extras and video streams you dont use and such using infoedit. If it is still too big you will have to encode to lower quality.

breezy · #3 31-01-2003, 14:59

How big is it? if its not too big dvd2one does a great job and only takes 15-20 mins.

Chris174 · #4 31-01-2003, 15:52

I have ripped all the video out and the audio which is in the same files and it's 5.55 Gig.

And it has ripped them into .vob files or something

breezy · #5 31-01-2003, 21:23

use dvd-decrypter in ifo mode and rip the movie, then use dvd2one to recode to 4.36 and burn.

taffio · #6 01-02-2003, 00:38

where can you find the program dvd2one plz

bighap · #7 01-02-2003, 00:43

http://www.dvd2one.com/. Free 14 day trial then you have to buy if you want to keep using it.

Chris174 · #8 01-02-2003, 01:58

That's annoying, only does 30 mins of it!

TATTY · #9 01-02-2003, 01:59

eyup mate goto www.dvd2dvd.com and they talk you through the whole process, sounds like you need to use rempeg or cce

Chris174 · #10 01-02-2003, 02:24

Using that DVD Decrypter is just going to be the same size as what i used yesterday to rip it i think, it looks to be that way anyway

TATTY · #11 01-02-2003, 02:32

have you used the bitrate calculator which is on that site, that determines the final length of the movie, make sure you tell it to calculate for one disk

Chris174 · #12 01-02-2003, 03:12

Well that site just goes to some wired site that looks like it has nothing to do with DVD.

What does this birate calc do?
Does it tell you a birate to set it on so it will fit onto a dvd disk?

TATTY · #13 02-02-2003, 01:52

yes,I've just done my first movie using this guide and it works 100%

http://www.dvd2dvdr.com/Spruce_Guide.htm

Try the above link the other one I gave u was wrong