The nice little DVD-R tool called DVD2One has been updated to a version 1.0.2 that contains some minor changes since the original v1.0 version.
The tool, that allows stripping out the unwanted material from DVD-9 discs in order to make them fit to single DVD-R disc (or DVD+R, DVD-RW or DVD+RW) with couple of clicks. The most interesting feature of the tool is however the ability to re-compress the video, if necessary, very, very quickly.
The changelog is here:
As usual, you can download the latest (trial) version from our site, from this URL:
http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/dvd-r_tools/dvd2one.cfm
You might also want to read our guide for using DVD2One and visit our DVD2One discussion forums.
The changelog is here:
- Fixed some small issues with the IFO files. This should fix the following problems:
- Trial version didn't work correctly with Sony DVD players.
- Some players had problems with NTSC/PAL mix in the IFO.
- Some players stutter on the point of the original layer break when 'layer break bit' is set.
- Added much asked feature to choose the destination size.
- Added multi-language support (thanks to everybody who made the translations!).
- Added support for CopyToDVD (After processing the result can be directly written to DVD±R(W)).
- New registration code system.
As usual, you can download the latest (trial) version from our site, from this URL:
http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/dvd-r_tools/dvd2one.cfm
You might also want to read our guide for using DVD2One and visit our DVD2One discussion forums.
