how to burn copy protected dvds with imgburn

DVD Shrink is very fast at compressing, but this process depending on the speed of your computer might take a little while to complete. To burn, you obviously need a DVD burner and a blank DVD+/-R(W) disc ( DVD-RAM will NOT do!). The DVD Shrink output will be around 4.36GB in size and if you plan to rip the DVD contents to your hard drive to speed up the process, it could be as much as 8.5GB extra space. You will need to have enough free space for this process. Nero Burning ROM Optional: This guide uses ImgBurn to burn the DVD Shrink output to a blank DVD disc, but Appendix B has instructions on how to do so with Nero Burning ROM if you have it. MenuShrink Optional: Appendix A of this guide includes instructions to use MenuShrink to convert Motion Menus to Still Menus to save space and improve quality. ImgBurn Required: Once DVD Shrink has compressed your original DVD enough to fit on a blank disc, you can use ImgBurn to burn it. The program is completely free to download. Required: Obviously you will need to download and install DVD Shrink for this guide. This guide has instructions right from compressing the DVD to fit on a 4.36GB (4.7) blank DVD disc, to burning it.įollow the Guide Author on Twitter: & Requirements The resulting DVD will be of very good quality and can have as much of the original content as you want. In this article, we will look at copying a DVD-Video disc (retail movie etc.) to a blank DVD disc ( DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD-RW, DVD+RW etc.) using a program called DVD Shrink and others if required.

How to burn copy protected dvds with imgburn