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martre
20th October 2007, 21:36
hello,
i want to know if a RMVB file with the same episode, chapter, movie, etc.. of an AVI have the same output usage than this AVI file when converting it to dvd
im askin because the difference of MB between AVI and RMVB is very high but still u get great lookin RMVB files, but is this difference valid when converting/making dvds out of them? or is the same dvd usage?
thanks
foxyshadis
26th October 2007, 07:42
output usage....? What are you asking exactly?
DVD output size will be dependent on your encoding settings, not the source size, though source quality can change the size if you use a CQ encode. But neither will be as good as starting from your original DVDs.
Guest
27th October 2007, 04:21
@martre
Just copy your original DVD directly. Don't go through intermediate RMVB/AVI encodes.
martre
27th October 2007, 04:52
output usage....? What are you asking exactly?
DVD output size will be dependent on your encoding settings, not the source size, though source quality can change the size if you use a CQ encode. But neither will be as good as starting from your original DVDs.
is that so? i was hoping the MB where the ones that count
@martre
Just copy your original DVD directly. Don't go through intermediate RMVB/AVI encodes.
im making a recopilation from my dvds to a friend, so im trying to put all i can sacrificing the quality a bit, i guess the rmvb idea wasnt accurate
PS: i know this is not supossed to be in here but do u know if there are stand alone that can read RMVB? tryed google but i got all type of stuff except for the answer
that would be really great
Guest
27th October 2007, 04:57
im making a recopilation from my dvds to a friend We can't help you to distribute copyrighted material. Don't ask again about it.
PS: i know this is not supossed to be in here but do u know if there are stand alone that can read RMVB? tryed google but i got all type of stuff except for the answer
that would be really great Just play your original DVD.
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