DVD Shrink
Submitted by todd on Sun, 2007-01-14 23:03
I mentioned two apps to backup DVDs for Mac OS X users last week. So, here's one for Windows users. I haven't tried it myself. So, please let me know how well it works for you.
Its site describes it like this: DVD Shrink is software to backup DVD discs. You can use this software in conjunction with DVD burning software of your choice, to make a backup copy of any DVD video disc.
Note that it does not burn DVD and requires some other software (it seems to prefer Nero) for that task.
Hi ...DVD Shrink DOES work
Hi ...DVD Shrink DOES work with Nero ..No Problem at all. I have Nero 7.9.6.0 loaded with DVD Shrink 3.2.0.15. Try it. I didn't even have to configure it! Good luck.
Do you have Vista? If so can
Do you have Vista? If so can you tell me how to get Nero 7 to work on it with DVD Shrink.
DVD Shrink is seriously one
DVD Shrink is seriously one of my favourite rip software. Great functions and easy to use.
but does this work for mac
but does this work for mac osx? how do i back up discs on my mac?
hey whats up i dont know how
hey whats up i dont know how long ago you asked this question so you may have figured this out already but yes you can use dvd shrink on a mac
you must first have the software crossover
it allows you to use almost any windows only software on it i own a mac and also have dvd shrink on it
the software is about 80 dollars
Anonymous: This entry for
Anonymous: This entry for "DVD Shrink" is marked as a "Windows" product. So, no it will not work for Mac OS X. Look at the blog entry discussing HandBrake for a Mac OS X solution.
Ridiculously easy to use and
Ridiculously easy to use and the integration with Nero is truly seamless and eliminates the need for multiple pieces of software to backup your DVDs.
I would agree very easy, but
I would agree very easy, but DVD Shrink will not work with Nero above version 6.6.0.13 and that version of Nero will not work on Vista. Any suggestions, or can I use a different burn software other than Nero.
dvd shrink 32.0.15 plus
dvd shrink 32.0.15 plus nero 7, work well on a vista ultimate setup. Been using this combination for several months and no ill effects. I first use DVDFAB decrypter to copy entire dvd, then i use dvd shrink to re- auther ( just main movie- my preferance) and it works every time with every DVD movie made to date. So can the nonsense about things not working well. Upgrade your memory , your cpu, your attitude and things go very well. Oh by the way do some more research before you start talking about things not working.Go to other forums about vista, dvd shrink, nero and dvdfab decrypter.
:)
so how did you load nero 7
so how did you load nero 7 on vista ? i tried 3 times and it failed said i needed and update click here did that failed got nero 8 it loaded i got ripit4me dvd decrypter and dvd shrink first 3 trys with vista all failed have not made a coaster yet but spent a lot of time and 60.00 for nero 8 to work with vista almost ready to give up on vista
I'm running Nero 7.8.5.0 and
I'm running Nero 7.8.5.0 and DVDShrink on my Vista machine and it works fine.
I use DVD HD Fab Decrypter
I use DVD HD Fab Decrypter ONLY when i need to remove any copyright stuff or encrypting on my dvds. But I first start with DVD Shrink. Most of the time I don't have to use the decrypter (which eliminates a 30+ minute step!). Then i use ImgBurn (freeware). Has worked every single time. Very easy to use. Just use it in Build mode.
I have used this because I have Parallels for Mac and run Win2K SP4. But i want to start using MacTheRipper, but am having trouble finding Shrink & Burn freeware. Any suggestions?
--Joey
I too am looking for a
I too am looking for a Shrink and Burn for mac (freeware)! I recently switched and used Decrypter and DVD Shrink on my windows machine. I have heard the best solution for mac is MactheRipper and Popcorn, but that will cost $50.
Hey, DVD Shrink CAN be used
Hey, DVD Shrink CAN be used on a Mac, and it CAN be done for FREE.
All you need is Leopard and the internet. Here's the link I found:
http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/668414
This method works for me and I hope it helps the rest of you who are looking for a free solution to compress DVD9 to DVD-5 on a Mac.