View Full Version : Wow DvdShrink sure changed
atreides93
22nd January 2004, 21:42
I haven't been around lately and I come back to find a new version of DVDshrink!! Amazing!
I didn't know he'd add a burning option in there...very cool.
I can't wait to try it tonight.
By the way, it appears the new 3.1.3 version doesn't run over a remote desktop link.
I'm used to using remote desktop to process DVD backups from work...oh well :(
It shows the process running in task manager in XP but the window never shows up.
I had one question...since you can burn DVD-R's now...how do you guys do it? Is it even possible to backup a disk on the fly? Or does it create a temporary image file somewhere before burning?
mrbass
22nd January 2004, 23:29
Originally posted by atreides93
I had one question...since you can burn DVD-R's now...how do you guys do it? Is it even possible to backup a disk on the fly? Or does it create a temporary image file somewhere before burning?
1) using Nero 5 or 6 specify burner and it'll burn VIDEO_TS video files.
2) using Nero 5 or 6 choose 'image recorder' and it'll create an .nrg image from VIDEO_TS video files. Later you can choose to burn with Nero or DVDDecrypter
3) autoshrinkiso choose 'image only' which will create an .iso and you can burn later with DVDDecrypter or you can tell autoshrink to automatically burn the .iso once it's created.
4) autoshrinkiso with CopyToDVD which will burn the video files directly.
three is free
candsh
22nd January 2004, 23:52
I am having problems on my second computer and Shrink. Downloaded 3.1.3 and the install goes thru with no problems. When I try to open the program the window never comes up even though the Task Manager (in XP Pro) says it is running. I have uninstalled all other versions of Shrink (which all ran fine) and reinstalled 3.1.3 and still no joy. Any ideas!!
2COOL
23rd January 2004, 00:01
It never fails to amaze me that people don't find if their problem has been reported or fixed at the DVD Shrink official forum (http://forum.digital-digest.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=62). A lot of DVD Shrink users do post bug reports over daily. In fact dvd shrink, the author, is usually answering posts more at his house than here at Doom9. Though right hand man, ddlooping, makes his dialy rounds here and at other forums too. ;)
mrbass
23rd January 2004, 00:05
try 3.1.4 beta 1 and set to preview to 'built-in software renderer'...also try disable nero in preferences.
candsh
23rd January 2004, 02:33
Well, 2Cool, I have read the post you refered to and nothing is mentioned about this problem. The only reason I mentioned it was it was brought up in the start of this thread and wanted him to know he was not alone. I asked for help and got only sarcasm as a reply. Thanks anyway, I will work out the problem on my own.
Also , Thanks to you Mr Bass. I will try your sugestion with 3.1.4 b and see if that works. I have always enjoyed your commentaries and use your website frequently for updates, problem solvers and many of the best guides on the internet. Thanks again
dvdnew
23rd January 2004, 02:55
Originally posted by mrbass
1) using Nero 5 or 6 specify burner and it'll burn VIDEO_TS video files.
2) using Nero 5 or 6 choose 'image recorder' and it'll create an .nrg image from VIDEO_TS video files. Later you can choose to burn with Nero or DVDDecrypter
3) autoshrinkiso choose 'image only' which will create an .iso and you can burn later with DVDDecrypter or you can tell autoshrink to automatically burn the .iso once it's created.
4) autoshrinkiso with CopyToDVD which will burn the video files directly.
three is free
I think the question is refering to the burning option in new DVDShrink 3.1.3 and not in general.
atreides93
23rd January 2004, 07:48
Originally posted by 2COOL
It never fails to amaze me that people don't find if their problem has been reported or fixed at the DVD Shrink official forum (http://forum.digital-digest.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=62). A lot of DVD Shrink users do post bug reports over daily. In fact dvd shrink, the author, is usually answering posts more at his house than here at Doom9. Though right hand man, ddlooping, makes his dialy rounds here and at other forums too. ;)
I don't really like the forums over that digital-digest. Jeez...
I haven't been by this site that much the past few weeks, and its amazing to me how rude people have become since christmas time. What is going on eh??
2COOL
23rd January 2004, 08:21
Originally posted by atreides93
I don't really like the forums over that digital-digest. Jeez...
I haven't been by this site that much the past few weeks, and its amazing to me how rude people have become since christmas time. What is going on eh?? Sorry if I was uncool to anyone. :o Must be the crappy weather playing with my mind. Anyways, I've been there and here and due to personal obversations, bugs reports are more reported at digital-digest. It makes sense as it is DVD Shrink's official forum. So if a certain problem has been addressed, it probably had more responses there than here. That's the logical reasoning. Besides, dvd shrink, the author, tends to look over the bug reports there more. Again, just my observation. ;)
2COOL
23rd January 2004, 08:26
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oops!accidentally replied to my own post instead of editing.
Doom9
23rd January 2004, 13:23
Is it even possible to backup a disk on the fly?On the fly for me would be without imtermediate files on your HD. There's no way to use DVDShrink to do that. The only program (to my knowledge) that can handle on the fly transcoding and burning (requires a DVD-ROM and a DVD burner), is IC8. It can burn and transcode at the same time.
Sbofen
23rd January 2004, 14:53
Originally posted by Doom9
On the fly for me would be without imtermediate files on your HD. There's no way to use DVDShrink to do that. The only program (to my knowledge) that can handle on the fly transcoding and burning (requires a DVD-ROM and a DVD burner), is IC8. It can burn and transcode at the same time.
Doom9, sorry, but I do have to say to you that everytime I see "clueless n00b" by your user name I have to chuckle :p
Sorry for the random thought:rolleyes:
ablindog
24th January 2004, 02:32
Originally posted by Doom9
On the fly for me would be without imtermediate files on your HD. There's no way to use DVDShrink to do that. The only program (to my knowledge) that can handle on the fly transcoding and burning (requires a DVD-ROM and a DVD burner), is IC8. It can burn and transcode at the same time.
Does Nero do this differently? Nero is what I use and I always thought it worked the same way.:confused:
HR
candsh
24th January 2004, 02:41
Going back to my earlier post about Shrink 3.1.3 not opening the GUI but showing up in the Task Manager as a running process.....I right clicked on the Shrink folder and opened properties.....not much to do there but, for the heck of it clicked the box "run in 640X480 resolution"....closed out and there they were....3 of them stacked one on the other. Of course they were way to large to work with. Put the comuter back in the normal resolution....GUI will not open...
I think I have found the enemy and, he are us!!!
nyplayer
24th January 2004, 04:41
candsh
Try and deleting the registry entry below and then start DVD Shrink. That way DVD Shrink will restart with all the defaults...see if that helps can't hurt.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\DVD Shrink\DVD Shrink 3.1
candsh
24th January 2004, 17:16
Thanks nyplayer. Did what you said and rebooted the computer and the program is up and running. Many thanks again!!!!
dvdshrink
25th January 2004, 18:29
Well I don't know what happened there.
The DVD Shrink settings will also be reset if you uninstall and then re-install, for those of you not comfortable with regedit.
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