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devanand50
29th September 2003, 20:41
Can you please help me? Where Can I download DVDShrink - working and Beta?

Thanks in Advance.

Devanand50

2COOL
29th September 2003, 20:51
Originally posted by devanand50
Can you please help me? Where Can I download DVDShrink - working and Beta?

Thanks in Advance.

Devanand50 :eek: Have you even tried Google and search for "DVD Shrink beta"? You would've got www.DVDShrink.org as your first catch. Don't limit yourself to just searching in this website. ;)

gnipooldd
29th September 2003, 21:05
Hello you two. :)

It looks like dvdshrink.org is down; maybe it is being re-designed, or the domain registration hasn't been renewed. :(

In the meantime, v3.0 beta 5 can be downloaded from:
http://www.dvdshrink.info/downloads.php

kheops
29th September 2003, 21:28
it seems ok at least for the domain name itself :)


Domain Name : DVDSHRINK.ORG

Created On:07-Apr-2003 11:20:16 UTC

Last Updated On:26-Sep-2003 12:45:48 UTC

Expiration Date:07-Apr-2004 11:20:16 UTC


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Doom9
29th September 2003, 22:50
it's also on my site since I've added the dvd shrink 3 guide ;)

gnipooldd
29th September 2003, 23:05
Hello Doom9. :)
I've just had a look at your very good "multiple DVDs using v3.0 beta" guide, but would like to make a couple of comments, if I may. :D

Now open the 2nd movie you want to put on your DVD±R (or turn the disc if you're joining a flipper) in the first DVD Shrink window. Note that for the join to work, both sources must be available to DVD Shrink at all time. Therefore, you either must have two DVD drives and must put each disc into a separate drive, orif you only have one DVD drive, you must rip one disc and mount it as virtual DVD drive. If you have a flipper disc, only the latter option is doable. Then drag and drop the main movie to the DVD Shrink instance where you're assembling the new disc.
"...(or turn the disc if you're joining a flipper)..."
That could be confusing as, as you explain after, the discs cannot be removed from the drives. ;)

"...you must rip one disc and mount it as virtual DVD drive..."
You do not have to mount the disc, as you can simply use "Open Files" instead of "Open Disk". :)

P.S: I am also registered as "ddlooping", my usual username, but I have never been able to use it.
Would it be at all possible to delete it from your database so I can try registering it again (using the same email address)?

mrbass
29th September 2003, 23:06
Originally posted by Doom9
it's also on my site since I've added the dvd shrink 3 guide ;)
I knew that...I read doom9 news everyday. It's a good idea then you'd have known. Excellent dvdshrink 3 guide doom9...also gnipooldd's guides are quite flashy and good too. If I'd known dvdshrink 3.0 beta 5 would have been out for so long I'd have had written one too. Anyway too late.

devanand50
30th September 2003, 00:55
Thanks guys. The DVDshrink site was down. But I got it. Thanks again.

gnipooldd
30th September 2003, 01:09
Glad we could be of help, devanand50. :)

Doom9
30th September 2003, 12:21
@gnipooldd: I know the two disc bit got a bit confused, but thats because there's zero info on it and it's rather complicated. And I put the mount part there because that's my standard way too rip. I grew so tired of people deleting their sources that I believe ISO is the only way to go. Mount it, and as long as you don't unmount it there is no way you can delete any source file you might need later on. It's the simples protection to keep you from making stupid errors so to speak.
I'll see if I can straighted the guide out a bit in the future.

your other account has been deleted.. and it was never activated.

gnipooldd
30th September 2003, 12:32
Hi Doom9. :)

Thanks for deleting the "ddlooping" account.
I guess "gnipoold" will make its exit soon. ;)