How I wish I'd discovered DVDRemaster a few weeks ago when I was trying to
burn a 7GB iDVD project onto a single layer DVD disk. In the end, I had to
buy a Double Layer DVD which is a) Expensive since they're often only sold in
packs of 5 or 10 and b) Annoying because DL disks don't always play properly
on all DVD players. It would have been far preferable to have shrunk the
project into something that could fit on a single layer DVD and that's what
DVDRemaster aims to do. DVDRemaster comes in two versions - Standard and Pro.
Pro gives you more control over how your DVD is compressed - for instance you
can discard selected video and audio tracks - but most users needing a simple
compression job will be fine with the standard version. DVDRemaster doesn't
just compress for DVD playback however - it also re-compresses large DVDs so
they can be watched on your video iPod, iPod Touch, iPhone, Apple TV and
more. The interface is slick and throughout, DVDRemaster is a pleasure to
use. Unfortunately however, you can't compress iMovie or iDVD projects
directly. You'll have to convert your creations to a Video_TS file and then
shrink it from there. There are several easy to follow tutorials though that
make this very simple to do. DVDReamaster also comes bundles with Fairmount
which helps decrypt heavily encrypted DVDs. *DVDRemaster is a great solution
for anyone that's ever needed to shrink a DVD for single layer burning or
reproduction on their mobile device.*Download *DVDRemaster 7.1.2* in Softonic
