Software Update: DVD Shrink 3.2.0.14

The developers behind DVD Shrink have released version 3.2 of its DVD movie copy tool. It is able to compress the entire DVD or just the movie itself to fit on a single DVD±R. For the final burning of the DVD a burning program is needed, when you use Nero it is possible to have it controlled by DVD Shrink. Several changes have been made in this release, including the ability to make a copy on a double-layer DVD. The full changelog looks like this:

Changes in version 3.2.0.14:

• Added Quality Settings tab in the backup dialog, with option to enable AEC “adaptive error compensation” algorithms.
• Updated to NeroSDK 1.05, which includes support for burning DVD-9 dual-layer media. Added DVD-9 target size in preferences window.
• Removed “burn with DVD Decrypter” checkbox and replaced with a selectable backup target.
• Added burn with CopyToDVD as a backup target, this appears if CopyToDVD is installed.
• Added automatic support for splitting ISO files if they are saved to a FAT32 partition. In this case a .MDS file is also output which can be burned with DVD Decrypter and mounted by Daemon Tools. MDS files can additionally be opened with DVD Shrink from the “Open Disc Image…” menu.
• Added support for replacing a title with a custom image. A default image from Guy Incognito is installed.
• Added “InstallPath”, “InstallApp” and “InstallHelp” keys to the DVD Shrink registry.
• Added “March by ZeF69” toolbar.
• Fixed bug where Panscan and Letterbox subpicture streams could be erroneously discarded in some circumstances.
• Fixed bug if volume label exceeded 32 characters.