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Originally Posted by chikorita157
DVD Shrink only rips the disk contents onto the drive and remove languages and menus, does not actually compresses the ISO so it still may not fit onto a single layer DVD, so you would need to remaster the DVD using the software mentioned.
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DVD Shrink gives you the option to remove extra languages and subtitles, and also allows you to compress the vob/ifo/bup files in order to "scale down" to the size disc that you want (i.e. 4.7 GB).
That said, I did so and remastered the dvd and burned it. I watched the copy, and it looks "ok...." I'd like to see a little improvement on the quality, so I checked to see how much difference space-wise it would make to remove the extra languages/subtitles. It only comes out to about 400 MB. Does anyone know if that would be considered a "noticeable" difference (the scaling ratio changes from 52.4% to 58.3%)?