If I could create those video files in a format that DVD Architect likes and won't re-compress, I'd be all set. ImTOO DVD Copy Express is a DVD burning application specialized in copies 1:1 (full discs).
#DVD RECOMPRESS FULL#
That isn't a big deal once, but I tend to create the video file - then look at on a full HD TV - and see little things I missed or couldn't see on my computer screen, so I fix those and it has to run another 18 hours. Automatic compression will cause DVD Shrink to compress the video, so it fits on a DVD5. Otherwise, if you had allowed DVD Architect to recompress the Vegas-processed MainConcept AVC file, you wouldve found that it could take up to 20 to 30 minutes just to recompress a 1-minute clip. DVD Shrink latest version: Free DVD backup software for Windows. My only "road block" is the 18 hours it usually takes to re-compress 9 videos (two hours total length). As such, you ended up transcoding those files to MPEG2 in Vegas before you authored the disc. With 4 copy modes, you can backup Blu-ray to BD-R or hard. DVDFab Blu-ray Copy is the first full-featured Blu-ray copying/burning software. With 8 copy modes, you can backup any DVD to DVDR or hard drive in just one or a few clicks. Get redirected to the App Store, where you can download the Video Compressor App. DVDFab DVD Copy is the most powerful and flexible DVD copying/burning software. Point your camera steadily at the QR code to scan it.
#DVD RECOMPRESS MP4#
When I look up Blu-ray compatible file format - I got thisĪnd a few other links that say H.264 is a variation of MP4 and is compatible with Blu-ray format. The program allows you to create exact copies of a DVD9 to another or recompress DVD9 movies to copy them in a DVD5. Open the Camera app or other QR code scanning app.
DVD Architect appears to support AVC format or MPEG-2 format, and when I look up AVC format, I get this information: Read Me The settings I chose:ġ920X1080 at 24fps - 18mbps and I use "HD Optimized" H.264 as the file type.The finished files are named MP4.
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