DVD Shrink v3.2.0.15
DVD Shrink is a versatile freeware tool for fitting a DVD-Video disc on a single DVDR disc.
DVD Shrink is capable of both re-authoring and re-encoding the movie. It features an intuitive user interface which makes it easy to choose what to keep, and what to lose.
DVD Shrinks allow the user to select compression level for each video track separately to obtain the desired disc size (which is usually below 4.38GB). The software is capable of producing either an ISO image of the ripped DVD, or a VIDEO_TS folder for further processing, viewing or burning.
Please read our DVD Shrink guide from here.
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| DVD Shrink |
| License: |
Freeware |
| Operating Systems: |
Win2k/ Win95/ Win98/ WinME/ WinXP |
| Date added: |
8.4.2003 |
| Last updated: |
2.8.2004 |
| Downloads: |
17,096,217 |
| Filesize: |
1.04 MB |
| Software homepage |
| Rating: |
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4.63 (786 votes)
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| JoeA 23 June 2008 16:00 for DVD Shrink v3.2.0.15 |
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For those interested: This program works in Ubuntu Linux Version 8.04 'Hardy Heron' under the Wine program installation.
For the discs it will not work with, such as some Sony discs, you can use DVDFab HD Decrypter (the free version) also under Wine to copy the disc. This free version of DVDFab will not shrink the program so, if the disc is larger than 4.472 GB, you can shrink the resultant VIDEO_TS file with this program - DVD Shrink.
The whole process is very smooth, very easy, and results in very good-looking disc copies. It is an almost ideal way for Ubuntu Linux users to back up their DVD library with programs that offer Microsoft Windows familiarity.
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| TauLurin 18 May 2008 18:57 for DVD Shrink v3.2.0.15 |
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Hmmmm... Been using DVDDecrypter on my VISTA Machine for a few months now. Only issues I have with it on Vista is when it tries to play the movie after it completes the task. That part just won't work with Vista. As far as everything else is concerned, DVDDecrypter does a great job on Vista and is VERY FAST too!
Just checked (again) and saw that, yes, you can still download the most recent version of DVDDecrypter and it works just fine. Some of you should research a little more before you post.
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| snooperz 3 May 2008 0:04 for DVD Shrink v3.2.0.15 |
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Great program, If you have a movie that simply won't shrink down far enough to fit on a 4.7GB disk, there is a way around. Shrink and make the .iso file ignoring the programs warning that it won't fit on the DVD. Mount the .iso image that DVD shrink just made on a virtual drive,such as Nero or Daemon tools virtual drive. Choose the virtual drive as the new DVD to shrink, and reshrink it. Of course you will need to place the output for this file somewhere else, or rename it so there' conflict.
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| nu2duo 6 April 2008 3:37 for DVD Shrink v3.2.0.15 |
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I've been using it since day one! I have used it with win2k,xp, and vista and have never experienced any issues.
For those that aren't aware, some movies will not work. Especially the one's coming out of Sony pictures. However...get ripit4me along with decrypter and this gem....and you're set.
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| fosbrook 2 April 2008 13:41 for DVD Shrink v3.2.0.15 |
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I have been using this for about a year now and have had no problems whatsoever. I used to have it on an XP computer, but i bought a new laptop with Vista home premium and it works perfectly. Cant understand why it doesnt work for some people on vista as mine works fine?
Great product though, easy to use, good picture! Well worth what i paid!
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