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Yet another guide about how to compress
a DVD-9 to fit into an empty DVD disc. This time we are going to use DVD2One,
a fast and good encoder. The reason that I am writing all these guides is
that many people where asking me about some other programs except then ones
I was writing so I realised that it should be better to write some guides
than answering to everyone of you about the programs they use. Of course
if you have not yet decided what programs to use, read all the guides and
I think that they will help. Well enough with talking, let's proceed to the
guide.
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DVD2One cannot
read from protected discs. So you'll have to get AnyDVD so that you can
read from that discs, or rip the files to your hard disk first using
DVD Decrypter and then use DVD2One. So you should NOT see
that screen at any stage of that guide. If you are using AnyDVD and still
seeing that make sure the settings are exactly as shown here. After that
we are ready to start with the guide. |
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When the program
starts, it asks some for appearance settings. Select what you want and
click Next. |
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Here click Select
at the Source box to select your movie. |
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Select the VIDEO_TS
folder of your DVD if you are using AnyDVD and if you are not select
the folder where you have placed the files you created with DVD Decrypter. |
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Now select the
destination, which is the folder that you want DVD2One to save your files
after compressing. |
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Now you have done
it. Then select the type of the disc (1). Just select the value here,
you don't need to change it. Then select the copy mode (2). Select Movie-only
to achieve tha best quality as if you select Full disc the quality will
fall. At Compression Mode you can select Variable or Constant Ratio.
Variable ratio gives the best quality. Finally click Next. |
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At the next step
you'll have to select the movie. This is easy as it is going to be the
title which lasts the most time (1). After that click Next (2). |
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Next you'll have
to select the audio streams you want (1). Better select the one you want
only so that you save time for the video. Then select Subtitles (2) -
there are none in this DVD and angle (3) - usually 1. Finally click Start. |
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