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16th September 2008, 14:37 | #1 | Link |
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Three problems with DVDShrink
Good afternoon,
I have opened a normal AUDIO_TS/Video_TS structure in Shrink, then re authored it to contain only the main title. However, when I create an ISO, the file created has a WinRAR icon against it when displayed in Windows Explorer! I have tried changing the file association for ISOs to VLC player, but the resulting ISO files still show the WinRAR icon! Shrink automatically burned this file to a DVD which now won't play (although when I insert the DVD in the PC, the film plays fine!). I usually create an ISO, check it then first then burn it with Nero, so I need to stop this from happening, too. Also, Shrink won't accept a filename longer than the 8.3 format. If I try anything longer, it tells me it's an invalid filename. Can anyone offer any advioce as to how I might deal with these three problems? Thanks in advance. Pete |
16th September 2008, 15:58 | #2 | Link |
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Hi!
1) File Association is a function of Windows - Not a "problem with DVD Shrink" 2) If, as you say, your burned DVD plays properly on your PC but not on your standalone player, this is obviously a media quality, media compatibility, burn speed, or standalone player problem - Not a "problem with DVD Shrink" |
16th September 2008, 16:34 | #3 | Link |
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Sorry if I inferred that the problems were with Shrink itself - I just wanted to know how to get around them. This is the first time I've used Shrink on this particular laptop - I've just taken the DVD that it burned and Shrink on my desktop has read it fine and created an ISO with the correct icon in EXplorer (in this case VLC media player).
The media is Verbatim and I'm 2/3 of the way down the spindle and haven't had any adverse effects with any of the others with my standalone player. And on my current machine, I have just created an ISO (from the files on the laptop burned DVD that won't play on the DVD player) with 10 characters in the filename - I couldn't create one with more than 8 characters on the laptop, suggesting some sort of 8.3 setting. I'll persevere - thanks for your observations. |
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DVD Shrink accepts ISOs with more than 8 characters in the name (using Ctrl-I). For example, My test image.ISO
In terms of DVD project files, by standard, they are 8.3 - eg. VTS_XX_Y.VOB (y can go from 0-9). So, if you had VTS_01_10.VOB in your project, you're gunna get an invalid filename, cos that's what it is! If this is happening, concatenate _9, _10 and _11 etc to a single file with the DOS copy/b command. Quote:
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Nothing wrong with that since that's what you selected as a backup target. Select ISO, burn to quality media with Imgburn and see if the problem persists. Can this happen with Shrink? Cause usually it's quite strict when it comes to standards.
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18th September 2008, 10:17 | #7 | Link |
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ISO file naming issue with DVDShrink
Thanks for all your input.
I'm going to try to rip another DVD to files then see if Shrink has problems converting THEM to an ISO. I removed WinRAR, reinstalled Shrink, but can STILL only create an ISO if it has 8 characters or less in the filename. Otherwise it says "please enter a valid ISO filename" I only have this issue on the laptop, Shrink works fine on the desktop. Cheers Pete |
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Are you using invalid characters, ie.; />,\, etc.
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You're wrong. It does not allow more than 10 VOB files in a VTS (numbered 0-9). Thge size is for backwards compatibility with archaic filesystems (although on all commercial DVDs, they are less than 1Gb each).
This is from mpucoder: Quote:
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