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DVD Shrink is a free DVD copy software designed to back up DVD to computer's hard drive or create ISO image files for burning later. DVD Shrink can compress the usual 8GB dual-layer DVDs down to 4GB sizes that fit on a single layer (4.7 GB) DVD. Though it hasn't been developed for a very long time, people still like to use DVD Shrink to back up their favorite DVD movies.
This guide will teach you how to use DVD Shrink 3.2 to copy DVDs.
How to back up DVD using DVD Shrink 3.2
First, free download and install DVD Shrink 3.2 from the Internet. Insert the video DVD you want to copy into the computer's DVD drive. Then launch the program and follow these steps and tips.
Step 1. Open DVD with DVD Shrink
Click the 'Open Disc' on the top left and select the DVD Drive your disk is in and click 'OK'. DVD Shrink will analyze your DVD for a few minutes. Just wait for the analyzing process to be done. Then you will see the movie files displayed on the screen like below.
Step 2. Set compression ratio and choose the audio track you want to get
On the right pane, choose the compression ration you want to use. 'Automatic' means DVD Shrink will compress the video to fit on a DVD5 disc. If you like, you can choose other video compress ratio to get the best video files you want. As you can see, there may be many audio tracks included in the movie. Feel free to exclude the audio tracks you don't want to retain in the backup by unchecking any 'Audio' or 'Subpicture' options. In this way, you can reduce the output video size.
Step 3. Start to back up your DVD movies with DVD Shrink
When you have finished the above settings, click 'Back Up' on the top center and you will see the below Backup DVD window. Under Select backup target: If you want to back up the DVD movie to your computer's hard drive, you can choose 'Hard Disc Folder'. If you want to copy the DVD movie to a new DVD for backup, you can choose 'ISO Image File' to create ISO files for later burning. Choose the output location where you'd like to save your files and click 'OK' to start backing up DVD using DVD Shrink.
After all the above things done, copying protected DVD has been approaching the end. Now you only need to click 'Start' to finish copying your protected DVD.
This may take some time, just wait for the process to be done. When it's finished, you can you will find a VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS folder or an ISO image file in the destination folder.
Part 2: DVD Shrink alternative to Copy DVD with ease
If you have Nero installed on your computer, DVD Shrink will ask you to remove the original DVD disc and insert a blank DVD to burn the ISO image file. In this case, you can use DVD Shrink to back up DVD to computer in Video-ts/VOB format or ISO image files.
In fact, the best way to copy DVD is to use professional DVD copy software to copy DVD discs directly. Aimersoft DVD Copy (DVD Backup for Mac) is a powerful yet easy-to-use DVD copier to copy and backup all DVD movies to DVD disc in 1:1 ratio, or save DVD movies to hard drive as DVD Folder or ISO image file. You can also backup and copy commercial DVDs with CSS, RC and RCE protection.
This DVD Shrink alternative contains no limitations and even a novice can handle this program without any hassles. Only by three simple steps, a new DVD backup can be done: Select source DVD, specify target quality, click Start to copy immediately.
Below is a video tutorial on how to copy DVD with DVD Shrink alternative:
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These days, a large section of PC users are using USB drives as bootable media to install Windows operating system. USB installs are usually a bit faster than the traditional DVD-based installations, meaning you can quickly install Windows while using USB as bootable media.
That said, not everyone has a spare USB key all the time. At times, you might need to burn a DVD to make it bootable and install Windows 10 from the same.
Having a bootable Windows 10 DVD makes sense if your PC doesn’t support booting from USB or if you often need to install Windows 10 but don’t have the time and patience to create bootable Windows 10 USB each time before installing Windows 10.
This guide is for users who have downloaded Windows 10 ISO file and want to create a bootable DVD out of it to install Windows 10 from DVD.
Method 1 of 3
Prepare Windows 10 bootable DVD from ISO
Go for this method if you’re on Windows 7, Windows 8/8.1 or Windows 10. In this method, we will use the native ISO burning tool to prepare bootable Windows 10 DVD.
Step 1: Insert a blank DVD into the optical drive (CD/DVD drive) of your PC.
Step 2: Open File Explorer (Windows Explorer) and navigate to the folder where Windows 10 ISO image file is located.
Step 3: Right-click on the ISO file and then click Burn disc image option. This will open Burn Disk Image or Windows Disc Image Burner (in Windows 8/8.1) dialog.
Interfit colorflash 300i manual. Note: If the Burn disc image option is not appearing in the context menu when you right-click on Windows 10 ISO image, please follow the directions mentioned in our fix to burn disc image option missing from context menu guide to resolve the issue.
Step 4: Here, select your DVD/CD drive from the the drop-down box next to Disc burner.
Step 5: Finally, click Burn button to begin creating your bootable Windows 10 DVD.
Once the bootable Windows 10 DVD is ready, you need to make appropriate changes (change the boot priority to CD/DVD) to the UEFI/BIOS to boot your PC from bootable DVD to begin installing Windows 10.
Method 2 of 3
Bootable Windows 10 DVD using ImgBurn
If you’re having issues with the above mentioned method, you can use a third-party ISO burning tool to prepare bootable Windows 10 DVD. There are plenty of free tools available for the job, however, in this method, we are going to use a free software called ImgBurn.
Step 1: Download ImgBurn from this page and install the same on your working Windows 7, Windows 8/8.1 or Windows 10 PC.
WARNING: The setup of ImgBurn tries to install Razer Web browser plugin. While installing ImgBurn, select Custom installation and then uncheck the option titled Install Razor Web option.
Step 2: Launch ImgBurn application. Click the option titled Write image file to disc.
Step 3: Next, click the browse button under Source section (see picture) to browse to Windows 10 ISO image and select the same.
Step 4: Finally, click the Write button to begin burning the bootable Windows 10 DVD.
Method 3 of 3
Bootable Windows 10 DVD from installation files/folders
If you have files and folders extracted from a Windows 10 ISO image (installation files of Windows 10), you can create an ISO image out of it by following the directions mentioned in our how to create bootable Windows ISO image from files/folders guide. The guide uses the above mentioned free ImgBurn software, which is very easy to use.