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windtrader
5th September 2003, 21:01
http://www.dvd2one.com/download.php Looks good!

MackemX
5th September 2003, 21:25
Originally posted by windtrader
http://www.dvd2one.com/download.php. Looks good!

extra . stopping link

http://www.dvd2one.com/download.php

mrbass
5th September 2003, 21:31
"Added default audio and subtitle selection for movie-only and join mode. Just doubleclick on the row to select that language as default."

That is a very useful feature for many. I'm glad dvd2one has that. DVDFAB can do this too ...which other ones can?

Lazza
5th September 2003, 22:08
Hmmm, the project moves on another notch then I guess.

I'm still smarting over their new forum join contract though, don't think I'll get over the Big Brother attitude that quickly either. ;)

Oh & btw DVD2one is by far the best transcoding software on earth and it will even clean your car! :rolleyes: (Does that qualify me Rene?)

quantum
5th September 2003, 22:37
The join feature is a nice idea. I can see using it without compression before sending it to CCE. I remember the last flipper I dealt with was a nuisance.

One question I'll keep asking whenever a new version of a transcoder comes out: does this maintain closed captions?

jzaman
6th September 2003, 02:57
The join feature will allow you to convert DVDXcopy-like two disk copies to a one disk copy. More potent than it appears.

windtrader
6th September 2003, 03:03
FYI - DVDShrink can "join" as well using the reauthor feature. You can also edit the start/end of the joined pieces.

m1482
6th September 2003, 15:39
DVDShrink can "join" as well using the reauthor feature. You can also edit the start/end of the joined pieces.
That is true!!! This must be a joke, this feature in DVD Shrink is more advance. This option was implemented to DVD2One 6 month late...

k2
6th September 2003, 20:57
That is true!!! This must be a joke, this feature in DVD Shrink is more advance. This option was implemented to DVD2One 6 month late...

You must not have been on the scene 6 months ago or you would not say that.
DVDshrink has only been able to join two discs (flippers) since 3.0 Beta
It is still in Beta not officially released. (not 6 months)

Also DVDshrink can not change the default audio and subtitles while DVD2one can.


DVD2one is still an excellent tool in it's own rights and progressing right along with others.

m1482
6th September 2003, 22:58
@k2:

I had been able to joint 2 movies with previous versions of DVD Shrink. The trick was as simple as changing secondary VOB's title set with vobs from other DVD movie. Also you were able to make it using Ifoedit or Vobedit...
You must not have been on the scene 6 months ago or you would not say that... My friend I had been processing, re-encoding, authoring DVD's, creating s/vcd's, for about 5 years ago (not just 6 month).
I kwow what I am talking about...:D

k2
7th September 2003, 01:20
@m1482
The trick ...

This forum is " One click DVD backup solutions "
Yes YOU can do many things but DVDshrink in itself could not earlier.
DVD2one does not require you use any "trick", so I stand by the statement that dvd2one is making progress.

MackemX
7th September 2003, 01:29
Originally posted by k2
so I stand by the statement that dvd2one is making progress.
sadly, very slow progress though :(

samtroy
7th September 2003, 09:26
Yeah... and if DVD Shrink would finally get rid of the annoying layer-break (THE joke of the century!!), the software would actually be *useable*! :D

Therefore: DVD2one is still the tool of choice!

The new default audio/subtitle selector (perfect for forced subs in an extra stream!) in 1.3.0 is great and can not be found in any other tool.

S.

MackemX
7th September 2003, 12:40
Originally posted by samtroy
Therefore: DVD2one is still the tool of choice!
you forgot to finish the sentence, it should have read "Therefore: DVD2one is still the tool of choice for me!"

I say, "one man's garbage is another man's art", "one man's meat is another man's poison" or "to each his own"

take your pick :p but hopefully you get the idea

I not so sure if DVD2One is the only tool that gives the option of an audio/subtitle selector because doesn't DVDFAB also give this?