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CloneDVD 2 copies movies to create unparalleled picture quality DVD backups, whether it s the main title you re copying or the complete DVD. CloneDVD will compress long footage at high speed to the highest of quality using specialised transcoding technology, allowing you to select your audio and language settings and also the final target size. Easy for even the novice user, CloneDVD s intuitive Filmstrip assistant guides you through all the available configuration settings, allowing you to choose which chapters to include and offering the option to trim individual chapters.

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AnyDVD works in the background to automatically remove the copy protection of a DVD movie as soon as it's inserted into the drive, allowing you then to backup the movie using a DVD backup tool such as CloneDVD and CloneDVD mobile. You can also remove the RPC region code, thereby making the movie region free and viewable on any DVD player and with any DVD player software.

AnyDVD is capable of removing unwanted movie features, including subtitles and prohibition messages such as copyright and FBI warnings. It also allows you to launch an external application whenever you insert or remove a disc, or prevent 'PC-friendly' software from automatically launching when you insert a video DVD.

CloneCD is the perfect tool to make backup copies of your music and data CDs, regardless of copy protection. CloneCD's award-winning user interface allows you to copy almost any CD in just a few mouse clicks.

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Roxio Easy DVD Copy allows you to copy and convert various video formats to DVD. You can, for example, take AVI files and make a DVD out of them. You can also convert DVDs to iPod format, and even make DivX discs (or to make DVDs out of DivX discs).

This guide will provide instructions on making DVD to DVD copies, either 1:1 copies or converting a DVD-9 to DVD-5 by removing content or shrinking.

This guide is aimed at beginners, so you don't need to know too much about DVD copying before you begin.

Software you'll need:

VOBblanker is used to blank out those extras/promos/Disclaimer video from the DVD while you try to back it up. Most useful when backing up DVD9 to DVD5.
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I will try to keep this guide as “simplistic” as possible and focus only on the area of using VOBblanker so that the unnecessary videos are removed saving a lot of space and if you are intending to use a DVD shrinker (eg. like Nero Recode) after that – lesser compression.

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Software used :
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VOBblanker 2.0.1.0
Menushrink 2.30
Any DVD Media player (to check)
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Open the VOBblanker software, open the folder where you have your DVD files (VobBlanker supports unencrypted DVD files only) , it will ask you point to the “Video_TS.IFO” file to open. That’s the Video Title Set (TS) and contains all the information regarding the DVD (.IFO).
 

Once the file is read, it will Open the Video Title Sets in the DVD (basically the Audio/Video/Menu container files) and have the extention of .VOB. It is important to understand the various contents and the information provided in this screen before we proceed further.
 

Size :
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Shows Initial Size of DVD and the Final size after you have blanked some of the Videos.
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Titleset(VTS) :
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Shows the numbers of Titlesets in the DVD with their individual Sizes, you can also see the Video properties like the Aspect ratio and format. Since we have not yet blanked any of the titleset, the initial and final size is same.
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Menu Ini/Final
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Shows the size of Menu contained in the VTS.
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PGC:
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PGC’s (Program Chain) are a set of instructions in order to navigate\play the DVD contents.
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Cells :
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Cells are the smallest divisions of the Video.(just like chapters in a DVD) and each titleset(VTS) can have many or single cell.


Now if I can use a analogy here, lets say you are hungry and want to Order your Meal. You order 3 pizza’s, and when the pizza is delivered each pizza has been further cut into pieces or portions.
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Assume the complete set of pizza’s to be a DVD and the individual pizzas as each Titleset (VTS) of the DVD. The various portions/pieces(Cells) of an individual pizza(titleset) can be compared to the Cells of that titleset(VTS).
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Now if you don’t want to eat a piece of a Pizza, you remove it from that pizza. Similarly if you don’t want to see a particular portion of a Video(i.e. the Cell) you remove it from its Titleset(VTS) .
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If you don’t like a particular Pizza(probably it not your choice of toppings ) itself out of the set you don’t want it and will have to discard it. Similarly if a particular Video (i.e complete VTS) is only a trailor/extra you remove it from the DVD itself.
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Removing here means Blanking using VOBblanker.
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Okay, now I am feeling hungry enough to eat a pizza but lemme finish this guide first.


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Now moving back to VOBblanker, lets select the VIDEO_TS.VOB, its 14 MB and we can save it if we blank it, but wait……..Video_TS.VOB usually is the first play item of a DVD and can contain either a Disclaimer or a Menu. Selecting it does not give any details in the Video Format column and “PGC’s in Selected Titleset”(PIST) box at bottom, so we don’t fiddle with it for now and move to the next item VTS_01_*.VOB.