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stahlbuerste
21st January 2003, 20:40
Hello there,
I read in the magazine called c't an article about InstantCopy from VOB/Pinnacle.
The software seemded to be very good although it was only an alpha version.
A 1:1 copy could be made - menus could be kept.
So I wanted to try this software and regarded my own version:
I had a newer one...so I should make it.
Now I have to see that my version has must be another one - I can only make a copy of data dvds.
Does anyone of you know when the correct version will be available?
Thanks for your answers!
mb1
22nd January 2003, 20:27
http://www.chip.de/news_stories/news_stories_9550893.html
Seems you have to wait until March ...
gizmau
23rd January 2003, 22:18
mid february.
http://www.pinnaclesys.com/aboutus/NewsMessage.asp?id=1913&prodid=1153&templ=5&Langue_ID=2
i had a look on the trial of http://www.dvd2one.com, too.
as expensive as the tool from pinnacle, but until now it only allowes to convert ONE title of the dvd, which means that the menus are lost. i would say until now the best process for this is a combination of vobedit, mpeg2dec3, cce or tmpeg and ifoedit in authoring mode. they do the same, but at least there is the possibility to change some settings... ;) btw: it can be done with even less mouseclicks than dvd2one,but it lasts a little longer :devil:
@mb1
instantcopy will be out in the beginning of february as to be read in your link :cool: instantCD/DVD will be published in march.
sinner
31st January 2003, 17:00
I have the possibility to test a press release of InstantCopy7 right now. Here are some things that i noticed while testing:
- no internal de-css, so dvd decrypter is needed
- does dvd -> dvd-+r(w), dvd-+r(w) -> harddisk, harddisk -> dvd-+r(w), harddisk -> harddisk conversion
- you can strip languages and / or subtitles
- you can specify the output filesize of the movie and each of the extras manually
- it does a 5 pass quality analysis before encoding starts
- converts the menus (looks like you can't disable the inclusion of the menu)
all this looks very nice... i was told that instandcopy and dvd2one use kind of the same method of reducing filesize, but there is a big difference in speed here!
testdvd: lort1 special edition disc1
dvd2one needs ~ 18 minutes to convert disc1 with 2 audio tracks
ic7 is running for about 1h and there is still 43 minutes encoding time left, encoding menus and one audiotrack only
so it seems that ic7 is MUCH slower than dvd2one
so we need a good quality comparison now (hope mb1 get's his hands on this one and writes a good article about it like he did with dvd2one vs. cce)
more later...
greetz,
_SiNnEr_
Antonio S.
31st January 2003, 21:13
@sinner:
Thank you for the information.
When do you think this program would be available ?
Antonio S.
pv110
2nd February 2003, 05:35
Hey! where can i get a copy of this beta app?? :eek:
Antonio S.
2nd February 2003, 17:26
@sinner:
Is there any DEMO version of this program ?
Antonio S.
gizmau
2nd February 2003, 17:31
http://www.pinnaclesys.com/ProductPage.asp?Product_ID=1153&Langue_ID=2&SID=199
no demo, no fixed release date until now.
Antonio S.
10th February 2003, 01:36
@sinner:
Can you post your results using the "press release of InstantCopy 7" ?
It is better that DVD2one ?
Any news when it is going to be available?
Antonio S.
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