DVD Shrink

[fredcsmith]

Hi,

 

I am looking for a freeware alternative to Nero for "shrinking" DVDs. Is DVD Shrink up-to-date? Or, is there another DVD shrinking software that Imgburn recommends?

 

Fred

[cornholio7]

i believe shrink stopped being updated years ago.

i think there is a freeware version of dvd rebuilder that compresses video content

[LOCOENG]

DVD2One isn't free but it has a trial to see if it's worth buying.

[blutach]

If you have a ripped DVD (and there are free rippers out there), DVD Shrink is fine.

 

Regards

[soup2nuts]

If you have a ripped DVD (and there are free rippers out there), DVD Shrink is fine.

 

Regards

 

It sure is.

[eSkRo]

the guy that created DVD SHRINK got hired to work on NERO RECODE

just as long as he stops working on DVD SHRINK....

and thats what he did...

DVD SHRINK still works of course,

but it isn't updated anymore...

So you can say that the new DVD SHRINK is NERO RECODE

since its the same guy that works on it!

But of course, NERO RECODE is not free...

anyways, if you want a freeware -> use DVD SHRINK!

Edited November 1, 2008 by eSkRo

[LOCOENG]

....or DVD Rebuilder

[blutach]

the guy that created DVD SHRINK got hired to work on NERO RECODE

just as long as he stops working on DVD SHRINK....

and thats what he did...

DVD SHRINK still works of course,

but it isn't updated anymore...

So you can say that the new DVD SHRINK is NERO RECODE

since its the same guy that works on it!

But of course, NERO RECODE is not free...

anyways, if you want a freeware -> use DVD SHRINK!

I always get a laugh about when people state as fact, unconfirmed things about other people's lives whom they have never met or talked to.

 

@eSkRo, unless you know dvdshrink (the person), I wouldn't be so dogmatic about this.

 

Regards