Here's how I would write and order the Installation and ReadMe first text to maintain full functionality. I simply find it easier and simplest to copy and paste as mentioned. Another perc is the shortcut will already be set. That's another reason to keep the DVD Shrink program files located in the default folder and copy in the replacement exe. Still images for use in DVD Shrink are also located in the files. The 3.2 exe if installed alone will call for help files, but if the needed files aren't in the default location, it's a lost function. Those come from the files installed in the Programs Files and most of the links are still good. A lot of questions could be answered if the Help option was clicked. Also, if anyone cares to look the DVD Shrink Help files still work. Unless there's a reason, I usually leave programs set to their default locations. I know how to reset it, but that's more of a learning curve for novices. Also, I was using a program that calls on DVD Shrink, RI4M, and it has the default location preset. If Shrink is already installed, you still have that version with the desktop shortcut. The alternative is to extract the DVDShrink.exe to the desktop and use the program from there or place it in a directory and create a shortcut. Plus it's very easy to simply copy and paste into the C:\Program Files\DVD Shrink folder. Installing the modified exe file for Shrink, into the DVD Shrink Programs folder is just a matter of housekeeping. That will add the "Burn with ImgBurn" feature. Open the DVD_Shrink_w ImgBurn Feature folder and run the. It will overwrite it, adding the new feature. If it doesn't, install the regular Shrink first and then install the one with the ImgBurn feature in the same directory as the original. I've tried installing Shrink with ImgBurn without having regular Shrink installed first and it seems to work.
You can skip this step if you have it already. If a person does not have Shrink installed, they may need to run the DVD Shrink 3.2.exe next and get regular Shrink installed. Download the DVD_Shrink_3_2_b_w_IB zip folder. It won't work right unless this is done first.Ģ. txt instructs to download and install ImgBurn before proceeding. The way I have it set to work now is like this: We can then write those images with ImgBurn.I can re-write the Read_Me_First.txt file or rename some of the folders if that would help. MDS works so that they can build it in DVDFab decrypter ? I don't know if there are any legal/copyright issus, but is there such a document that descibes how the. I think we cannot support it in near future. MDS is an undocumented format, it's very hard for us to support it. I would very much appriciate it if you could give me a short answer to my question. Is there a possibility that in the near future a option will be added to DVDFab Decrypter to output to HD a. I'am still looking for a good alternative but haven't found it yet. MDS file.Īs is, the development of DVD-Decrypter has stopped a long time ago and it doesn't support the latest protections.
Then afterward I can write the Image with ImgBurn 2.1.0.0. does this, so that the Layer Breach Bit is preserved on it's original position. I hoop it is ok that I write you this pm.Īt this moment I have never used DVDFab Decrypter because it lackes the option to make a. Send a PM to Fentao on the DVDFab decrypter a PM and asked him if they could buils this in DVDFab decrypter: I think DVDFab decrypter is a good alternative but it lacks the option to generate a. ISO file so that the Layer Breach bit is preseverd on it's original position for DL DVD's After you had stopped the develoment of DVD-Decrypter, I have been searching for a good alternative.Įspecially a aternative that has the option to make a.
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