DVD Screener

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  1. newafter

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    Hi, i just need some advice how to burn DVD-R screener to DVD screener in best way. I used Nero Vision, firstly it converted and then burnt but the quality was much worse and the frame different than the original DVD-R:( Any suggestions, or which programme i should use for this? Thanks
     
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  2. 1bonehead

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    No
     
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  3. rtm27

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    Sorry, I don't know of any way to make a copy of a screener at all.
     
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    Sorry can't help you there.

    Perhaps you'd do well to take a good look at the forum rules.
     
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  5. LOCOENG

    LOCOENG Moderator Staff Member

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    I know rule 5 is a little confusing, but in this case we can help out guys.

    What format is the original file in...avi or vob etc.?
     
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    Try using DVD Flick to convert it then use imgburn to Burn it.
     
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  7. 7thsinger

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    My mistake. *grins*

    Berryone is right on then.
     
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    Oh, sorry didnt know this rule:-( I guess the nero vision is the way;)
     
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    Please explain more about your process, or provide a burn log so we can see what's going on.
     
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  10. 1bonehead

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    1) rip to HDD with dvdfabhddecrypter
    2) use fixvts to clean the files
    3) create iso (image) with Img burn
    4) burn iso (image) with Imgburn
    5) Watch a good copy of the sreener
     
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    You just burn the files with ImgBurn, you don't create an ISO.
     
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  12. varnull

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    Less chance of a burn-fail with an iso, and you can test it has worked before possibly throwing away disk after disk ;)
     
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  13. LOCOENG

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    Obviously Nero Vision isn't the way as you used it according to your original post and the quality was crap eh? We still need to know what type of file you are dealing with. So, was is is an .avi or do you have a folder with proper video structure already in it? Are we dealing with a 700mb or a 1.5 gig file or a 4 gig file?
     
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  14. newafter

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    Its DVDRip Of DVD screener into AVI - the size is around 700MB. The nero vision verse is not bad but worse than original video. The probem is that i ve never met type of DVD screener, didnt know even what is the difference from DVD Video:) I ll try to burn it with ImgBurn and see. But thanks guys for tips:)
     
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  15. rtm27

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    You can try convertxtodvd to convert the file to dvd compliance files. After that, the you can burn to a dvd.
     
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  16. LOCOENG

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    There are different types of Screeners. One is an actual screening copy of a movie and the other is the name of the releaser. If the quality is crap my guess is you have a cam version put out by the group "screener" and not a true screener dvd.
     
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  17. 7thsinger

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    My thoughts exactly.

    Cams are more prevalent. Normally, their quality is lacking, at best.
     
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