dvd squeeze

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    erasethepain

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    esaul17

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    Well I assume it works (you'd still need a DVD reader though). However, I am not too confident on then (most people can't perceive the difference) part.
     
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    Jesse

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    It should work. Usually you can rip DVD's without a burner, just as long have you have a DVD-ROM drive. Same as you rip CDS with only a CD-ROM drive and not a CD-R, RW.
     
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    Neil

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    The quality is going to be crap. Seeings as most retail DVDs, the movie file is over 4 gigs, that's compressing 4000 megabytes into 700.

    I wouldn't expect much more than youtube quality.
     
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    thanks guys

    does anybody know any other programs that do the same thing as dvd squeeze
     
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    Neil

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    There's DVD shrink that shrinks it down to one DVD. As far as CD, there's no way to make a big video small without it looking like crap.
     

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