DVD X Platinum...

[Triumphdog]

I used DVD X Platinum and made a copy of Varsity Blues and it turned out great. Then I attempted the same thing with The movie O, and it was horrible quality. Does anyone else use DVD X Platinum and is there an easy program simuliar to it that supports dual layer burning?

[jmet]

DVD Shrink is the program I use. Which can be download via the link at the bottom of my post.

[Triumphdog]

What other programs do I need. I am not to familiar with burning since I am new to this. What tutorial should I follow that is the most simple to use?

[jmet]

DVD Shrink can do it all, even burning IF you have Nero installed on your computer. Another program you could use is DVD Decrypter, it will decrypt the DVD, yes you will have to use DVD Shrink to "Shrink" the file size down for it to fit on a DVD-R. DVD Decrypter also burns.

For Some Guides/Tutorials on how to use DVD Shrink: http://www.mrbass.org/

For a guide/tutorial on DVD Decrypter: http://forum.digital-digest.com/show...threadid=45238

[Triumphdog]

On DVD Decrypter, it says "Drive C:/ Does not support single files > 4 GB"?

[jmet]

Then that would mean the File System for Drive C: is FAT32. Convert it over to NTFS.

[Triumphdog]

And I have no clue...

[jmet]

Is your hard drive partitioned?

[Triumphdog]

This is some technical stuff man. Only thing i know is that it is a 45 gig hard drive that came with my HP AMD Athlon 900mhz...

[jmet]

When you open up DVD Decrypter, is this what its saying?

W 00:26:08 Drive D:\ (FAT32) does not support single files > 4 GB
W 00:26:08 Drive E:\ (FAT32) does not support single files > 4 GB

[Triumphdog]

Exactly

[jmet]

go here to find out what you need to do, if anything. I think you can just safely ignore that warning.

http://forum.dvddecrypter.com/index.php?showtopic=15397&hl=FAT32