Star Trek jumping problem

[maineman]

As AGJ said, the retail app will do it all.
Keep in mind that you can overly-shrink files to the point where the quality becomes marginalized. This, of course, depends on many factors...a big one being the bitrate of the original video

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Keep in mind that the sound track(s) are non-compressible.

[dentum2]

So were is the correct part of the forum to get my question answered, since you have not responded to my last question?

[bean55]

Originally Posted by dentum2

Does the paid version of DVDfab also shrink the movies so they fit on my 4.7 discs. That is the reason I use shrink. I used the unpaid version of DVDfab and did the full movie and it worked fine, but dvd shrink would not make it small enough to fit on my 4.7. Even after I removed everything except the 6.1 sound in english it was still a hair over 5GB. I think it was because the sound was 1.7GB of the total

Yes the paid version will shrink it down to a single layer disc.

[gator295]

I can verify that.

I thought I would need a DL disc to do a full backup of ST but when I put in the disc for imgburn to burn it, it gave a friendly message saying that a regualr disc would be fine.

And it sure did get everything fit onto a reg DVD and looks sharp n crisp.

[AGJ]

Originally Posted by AGJ

Actually if you have the paid version there is no need to use DVDshrink anymore as DVDFab is an all-In-One program that copies and burns the movie for you

Originally Posted by dentum2

Does the paid version of DVDfab also shrink the movies so they fit on my 4.7 discs. That is the reason I use shrink. I used the unpaid version of DVDfab and did the full movie and it worked fine, but dvd shrink would not make it small enough to fit on my 4.7. Even after I removed everything except the 6.1 sound in english it was still a hair over 5GB. I think it was because the sound was 1.7GB of the total

Originally Posted by maineman

As AGJ said, the retail app will do it all.
Keep in mind that you can overly-shrink files to the point where the quality becomes marginalized. This, of course, depends on many factors...a big one being the bitrate of the original video

//Edit
Keep in mind that the sound track(s) are non-compressible.

Originally Posted by dentum2

So were is the correct part of the forum to get my question answered, since you have not responded to my last question?

I already said in post # 9 before you even asked your question and if you read what I just quoted you would have known before posting your last question

[heat305]

I was able to copy Star Trek 2009 with PP enabled to my hd, full disc, with no errors. Ensure you are not using the computer when copying and disable your screensaver so it doesn't take processor power away from the copying process, especially if you have a slower processor.

Originally Posted by dentum2

I am using DVDFab 6 and when I download the new star trek movie, on playback, it jumps from a scene in the beginning to one in the middle or end of the movie. How can I fix this problem? I have burned 3 DVD's now and all of them do the same thing. I thought DVDFab 6 would solve it but it did not.

It does the same thing on DVDFab 5