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DVD2One guide added

8 February 2003 9:07 by Jari Ketola | 19 comments

We've just added a DVD2One guide to our articles section. Even though the software is very easy to use, the process might not be obvious to all users. No need to worry about that anymore!

DVD2One lets you backup a DVD-movie on a single 4.36GB DVD-R disc by reducing the size of the movie in numerous ways, in addition to which it is extremely fast!

You can find the guide at:
http://www.afterdawn.com/articles/archive/dvd-9_to_dvd-r_with_dvd2one.cfm

You can download DVD2One from our software archive.

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Dela (Staff Member) 8 February 2003 17:10
Well as I always do when the new guides come in... Thanx Guys :-) Afterdawn is run by great people who have ran this site perfectly for 3 years helping literally millions of people. The price of running this web site is very high so please visit some sponsors or consider a donation! [ + quote]
A_Klingon (Moderator) 9 February 2003 1:02
Ouuuu! :) Ouuuu! Ouuuuuu! :) :) :) T A S T Y !!!!!!!! :) -- mgb -- [ + quote]
csayers (Newbie) 9 February 2003 22:36
This Guide does not cover re-encoding the MPEG VOB files if they are still to large once all the extra features have been removed, can DVD2One do this? [ + quote]
dRD (I hate titles) 9 February 2003 23:27
csayers: It does it automatically if the clip doesn't fit after removing the extra features. And re-encoding takes appx. 20mins for full movie. Petteri Pyyny Webmaster http://AfterDawn.com/ Please read our guides before posting questions! Guides are available here: http://www.afterdawn.com/articles/ [ + quote]
csayers (Newbie) 9 February 2003 23:29
Nice! Will have to give it a try - sure beats the 6 hours that ReMPEG takes on my 2.4 P4 with DDR RAM! [ + quote]
tigger28 (Newbie) 11 February 2003 20:48
OK I am still a newbie at this so forgive me if i sound stupid. But after I use DVD2One and try to burn it using Nero Vision Express, it does not support the files. I looked in the folder i used for the edited movie, and there was nothing there. Can anyone help me please? [ + quote]
yrag (Newbie) 13 February 2003 13:07
ok i have back up many copies and had no problem with stomp record now max 4.5 hope this helps ijust love the program dvd2one it rocks [ + quote]
A_Klingon (Moderator) 13 February 2003 23:25
Using only the trial version, I got only one successful result (out of four dvd titles), but the successful result was burned just fine with either Nero or Primo-Prassi. Radio Shack 80286 128K Ram Sears 9" B/W monitor Dual 5-1/4" floppies Batteries, cassette-tape drive [ + quote]
stive22 (Inactive) 2 March 2003 9:56
Fabulous guide as usual. But, I must be screwing something up when I burn with Nero. I have the full version of DVD2One. The copied DVD will play ok on the PC, but I get nothing out of the standalone player. Would someone layout the step by step process for finishing this guide burning with Nero? PS: In the guide, where it says to create a new "destination directory", I take it that it does not have to be a "VIDEO_TS" named directory. Stive22 [ + quote]
stive22 (Inactive) 11 March 2003 12:43
I figured it out. The problem was with Nero. I have the latest version 5.10.15a and it works with no problem at all. [ + quote]
PAIN (Newbie) 17 March 2003 10:32
hi can i get free down for <deleted> full working cheers Pain, I'm no angel myself, but please do not ask others to give you free links for downloading copyrighted software. -- Mike -- [ + quote] This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 17 March 2003 19:19
Imposter (Newbie) 25 March 2003 13:48
Got aloan of a disc [dvd] with 3 films on it. anyone know how it is done? Imposter[DT] [ + quote]
loaded (Moderator) 25 March 2003 13:52
You can lower the bitrate to fit loads on a DVD, but the quality will be compromised. You could also fit movies in VCD format onto a DVD and they should work Ok as well. Paul. Now ask yourself, does that make me less dangerous...or more dangerous? [ + quote]
Imposter (Newbie) 26 March 2003 12:34
Thanx m8 but what i want to know is how is it done. i know it is 3 different films that have been compressed using dvd2one or some such program, but when i tried to do it i cannot get the correct settings for the menu to work. [ + quote]
tomy93 (Newbie) 26 March 2003 12:43
HI GUYS, I HAVE JUST ONE QUESTION. WHY AFTER I HAS RIPPED THE VOB FILES INTO MY HARD DISC USING DVD DECRYPTER,AND I TRY TO ENCODE THE FILES USING DVD2ONE THE PROGRAM (DVD2ONE)SAY "ENCRYPTION DETECTED" ?. CAN ANYBODY HELP ME TO SOLVE THIS PLEASE.. THANKS TOMY93 [ + quote]
loaded (Moderator) 26 March 2003 12:48
Possibly because you are using capital letters? Paul. Now ask yourself, does that make me less dangerous...or more dangerous? [ + quote]
tomy93 (Newbie) 26 March 2003 12:56
Hi paul thanks for your response but, do you really think that is the cause of the matter?. TOMY93 [ + quote]
koleraba (Newbie) 31 March 2003 3:03
DVD2ONE constantly freezes at different times. PLZ help. I use DVD decrypter and select all files then dvd2one. I have win xp. I bought movie Langoliers that have only German audio pack on ;(((((. How can anybody watch synchronised movies???? [ + quote]
dRD (I hate titles) 31 March 2003 3:09
This is not a support forum, post your questions to our DVD2One forum, not in news comments. Petteri Pyyny Webmaster http://AfterDawn.com/ Please read our guides before posting questions! Guides are available here: http://www.afterdawn.com/articles/ [ + quote]