A new version of the freeware transcoding software DVD Shrink got released today. DVD Shrink allows you to reencode and reauthor pressed DVDs so they will fit on a recordable disc. Unlike many other reauthoring programs, DVDShrink is able to read CSS protected DVDs.
|  Changes in DVD Shrink 3.1.7:
- Added function to read and write ISO files,
also backup option to burn an ISO file with DVD Decrypter. - Fixed bug of
remapping the last subpicture streams in re-author mode, or full-disc mode if "logical remapping" enabled. - Changed "About" dialog with new graphics from Guy Incognito.
- Small enhancements to "Backup Target" dialog.
- Fixed file opening
code to work with only a partial DVD when browsing in re-author mode.
This means you can still re-author parts of a DVD, even if missing some files. - Fixed UDF reading
code to open files stored in the VIDEO_TS folder of a CD-ROM disc. - Added preference
option to disable RPC2 drive region checking which solves problems with some hacked firmware. - Backup volume label
is initialized with that of the source DVD, rather than "DVD_SHRINK".
Also root tree item in the main view now displays volume label, rather than "DVD". - Added function to preview MPEG audio streams.
- Changed "Invalid data in VOB file" error to report filename.
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You can get this new version here. Don't hesitate to use our
Transcoding Software Forum for questions and comments.
Source: DVDShrink
