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tried it twice, and when I strip out all the audio streams except for the Dobly 2 channel, I get new VOBs totalling 4.8 gigs, should be an easy run through ReMPEG, at 85%, then remux the m2v file back in to the VOBs to get everything down to size to fit the movie only back on DVD-r, but when I tested the VOBs with WinDVD, everything was SUPER blocky and pixellated.........not sure if I screwed up, but I've done other movies this way with no problems, this is the first time it hasn't worked........any ideas??
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Yes I have tried to and when I was checking it out before makind dvd image I was getting real bad quality. In the end I gave up..
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have u checked if movies started as progressive and continues as interlaced. That is known to mess rempeg up.Comment
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No problem hereComment
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why use rempeg when you can have it copy 1 to 1 just like the original dvd. all MENU and all Extras like trailers etc...
go here to get the free guides
DVD Step-by-Step Guides
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Yes i had the same problem , i've only been trying to rip my first DVD for a couple of days using Oceans 11 . Tried this guide and works a treat an excellent guide easy to follow just looks a bit long winded. Cheers "Raptor" keep it up url:-
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gary,
with that guide,is it for keeping all the menu and extra features too?
DVDidiot,
That site is offline.....any chance you could e-mail me that guide for the 1:1 copy?Comment
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This site is online now:
Go check it out now...all FREE Guides
DVD Step-by-Step Guides
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Which method did you use to back it up SlyDogComment
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