how to rip 720p movies in 700mb - Page 2

kingtmx · 23rd July 2012, 17:39

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I think he should use "--preset magic" to sqeeze 2.5 hours @720p into < 1G.

were is this preset were can i get it

kingtmx · 23rd July 2012, 17:40

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Why do you need a profile? Just use --preset veryslow and --tune film.

thats it uh ????

23rd July 2012, 17:41

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Originally Posted by kingtmx

were is this preset were can i get it

I think you missed that the post was being sarcastic.

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Originally Posted by kingtmx

thats it uh ????

Yes. What else did you need?

kingtmx · 23rd July 2012, 17:44

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Yes. What else did you need?

ok no avscripts need uh ???

23rd July 2012, 17:47

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Originally Posted by kingtmx

ok no avscripts need uh ???

Without knowing anything about your source I have no clue what avisynth scipt you would need other than it having a source filter. There is no universal avisynth script that you can apply to all movies.

kingtmx · 23rd July 2012, 17:50

Without knowing anything about your source I have no clue what avisynth scipt you would need other than it having a source filter. There is no universal avisynth script that you can apply to all movies

thats fine can u tell some best denosing filters names

kingtmx · 23rd July 2012, 17:54

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Originally Posted by kingtmx

Without knowing anything about your source I have no clue what avisynth scipt you would need other than it having a source filter. There is no universal avisynth script that you can apply to all movies

thats fine can u tell some best denosing filters names

23rd July 2012, 17:57

It's probably best to ask in the AVISynth forum.

Atak_Snajpera · 23rd July 2012, 17:59

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thats fine can u tell some best denosing filters names

"Best" does not exists...

Ghitulescu · 24th July 2012, 09:01

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Originally Posted by Atak_Snajpera

Some people are still living in XVID era

Who these days encode to 700MB ??? No. WHO THESE DAYS STORES MOVIES ON CD when we have big portable usb hard-drives?

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so why magic 700mb then ????

Maybe because these are the new standards (700 MB for 720p and 400 MB for DVDs)

Sagittaire · 24th July 2012, 09:49

Well I try to make that too and my conclusion is that 700 MB is really too low size for 720p movie in general case.

Actually optimal quality/size with actual codec is:
- 720x400, 848x480 or 1024x576 for "1CD"
- 1280x720 for "2CD"

Atak_Snajpera · 24th July 2012, 10:39

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Actually optimal quality/size with actual codec is:
- 720x400, 848x480 or 1024x576 for "1CD"
- 1280x720 for "2CD"

It all depends of movie's duration , aspect ratio and movie complexity (more talking heads ,less action).

700MB might be enough only for very static and short movie (less than 90min) in 1280x532 resolution.

@Ghitulescu
LOL. I wonder what does [Team DS] stand for? Team Dark Shikari ?

Sagittaire · 24th July 2012, 13:14

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Originally Posted by Atak_Snajpera

It all depends of movie's duration , aspect ratio and movie complexity (more talking heads ,less action).

700MB might be enough only for very static and short movie (less than 90min) in 1280x532 resolution.

@Ghitulescu
LOL. I wonder what does [Team DS] stand for? Team Dark Shikari ?

general case is for [low-complex] interval ... ;-)

kingtmx · 24th July 2012, 15:23

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Maybe because these are the new standards (700 MB for 720p and 400 MB for DVDs)

yes yes

24th July 2012, 15:26

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Originally Posted by kingtmx

yes yes

Once again you are missing the fact that someone was being sarcastic...

Groucho2004 · 24th July 2012, 17:04

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Originally Posted by Ghitulescu

Maybe because these are the new standards (700 MB for 720p and 400 MB for DVDs)

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yes yes

Ah, you're bound to the "scene" standards. I wonder why...

kalehrl · 24th July 2012, 18:55

I think the "scene rules" are very good for beginners to learn about encoding not only using h264 but xvid as well.
There are many reasonable rules to be found there contained in a single text file.

turab · 24th July 2012, 19:12

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Originally Posted by kalehrl

I think the "scene rules" are very good for beginners to learn about encoding not only using h264 but xvid as well.
There are many reasonable rules to be found there contained in a single text file.

You mean like what file size or bitrate is acceptable or good enough? I disagree. Not only do these things depend on the source, but the viewer as well. I personally don't understand why anyone would aim for 700MiB with a 720p full-length movie because it looks horrible to me, or why 5mbps seems to be another popular choice because half of that is usually more than enough to my eyes. It really isn't difficult to do your own tests and come to a conclusion yourself.

24th July 2012, 19:33

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Originally Posted by kalehrl

I think the "scene rules" are very good for beginners to learn about encoding not only using h264 but xvid as well.
There are many reasonable rules to be found there contained in a single text file.

No, they are pretty terrible rules and often lead people to using bizarre commandline options with x264 that make little to no sense.

Atak_Snajpera · 24th July 2012, 19:48

i would be more happy if those pseudo scene experts just start using default x264 settings (--cfr 23 --preset medium) than 2pass with some odd settings

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Sagittaire Testeur de codecs Join Date: May 2003 Location: France Posts: 2,484	Well I try to make that too and my conclusion is that 700 MB is really too low size for 720p movie in general case. Actually optimal quality/size with actual codec is: - 720x400, 848x480 or 1024x576 for "1CD" - 1280x720 for "2CD" __________________ Le Sagittaire ... ;-) 1- Ateme AVC or x264 2- VP7 or RV10 only for anime 3- XviD, DivX or WMV9

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kingtmx Registered User Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 15	Without knowing anything about your source I have no clue what avisynth scipt you would need other than it having a source filter. There is no universal avisynth script that you can apply to all movies thats fine can u tell some best denosing filters names

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SassBot Guest Posts: n/a	It's probably best to ask in the AVISynth forum.

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kalehrl Registered User Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 331	I think the "scene rules" are very good for beginners to learn about encoding not only using h264 but xvid as well. There are many reasonable rules to be found there contained in a single text file.