|  | Posted by Mike O'Sullivan on 10/30/05 19:16 
Serial # 19781010 wrote:> On Sun, 30 Oct 2005 08:20:15 +0000, Mike O'Sullivan <mike@nowhere.com>
 > wrote:
 
 >>I've recently downloaded both of these applications. DVD Shrink is what
 >>I've used mostly. I'm puzzled about the need for Decryptor, considering
 >>Shrink removes copy protection itself. Am I missing something, why do I
 >>need Decrypter too, does it do something Shrink doesn't?
 >
 > Yes. Decrypter can handle certain titles that Shrink can not.
 > NOTE:there are certain films even Decryter will not handle in that
 > case use DVDfab (free) first and load into Shrink after DVDfab has
 > done it's thing.
 >
 > Also Decrypter has a burn engine which is recognized by shrink.
 > This allows you to configure Shrink to use the burn engine in
 > Decrypter.
 >
 > Thus you can use Shrink as a one step ripper from authoring to
 > decrypting to compressing to final burn. So you can set up Shrink to
 > rip a movie and go away and forget about it and come back in a hour
 > with the movie completely transferred from the commercial DVD movie
 > disk to your burn copy. No muss no fuss.
 >
 Thank you for that. It's becoming clearer. By coincidence, I downloaded
 DVD Fab today.
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