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BluDChyLD
5th July 2002, 01:09
In all the rips I've done for a while i've took the credits out during the ripping process. Most of the films are do are 1 cd rips and I want the most quality in the movie that I can. I must admit though, it does seem strange without them. Its as if there's something missing from the film... I don't watch the credits, i think its just the psychological impact they have. Without the musical score and the rolling credits it doesnt seem that the films ended. Looks like i'll start encoding them again. What's your preferance?
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tripnotik
5th July 2002, 03:56
I encode the credits with a very low quality, but I make sure I can still read them, in case I want to check the name of an actor or a song in the movie. At a quantizer like 26, the video for the credits from the last movie I encoded took only 3 MB, and the audio should not be big either, so I don't think it affects the overall quality of the movie.

bb
5th July 2002, 06:47
Agree with tripnotik. And I don't want to miss the soundtrack.

bb

Acaila
5th July 2002, 08:20
Me neither, I always encode them at quantizer 31 so they won't be big. But cutting them off completely feels like raping the movie to me :)

Mystic-Dragon
5th July 2002, 10:19
Well.... IMO it does feel kinda empty/strange without the credits.. So I always encode the whole movie. But I encode the credits at a lower bitrate :)

bira
5th July 2002, 17:04
another vote for credits at lower rate here.

Zhnujm
5th July 2002, 21:54
of course they have to stay in. the only reason for looking pay-tv , they send the credits ;)

N_F
6th July 2002, 00:53
I too always leave the credits. Gordian Knot makes it so easy and it takes up so little space so I see no reason not to.

llemor
7th July 2002, 00:14
Some movies show epilogue at the credits portion, so I always keep it. Sometimes credits shows some behind the scene or something like a blooper, so I encode it with the same quality as the main part.

theReal
7th July 2002, 01:53
another vote for lowest quality possible :)

I don't even have to be able to read smaller fonts in the credits, they just have to scroll and play the music. Usually, you can get them down to 2 or 3 MB.

Skullworks
9th July 2002, 15:45
Back in my DivX 3 period I would always keep the credits through the cast... I really didn't care who was the assistant to the set painter - but it depends on the film...

Not going to try and salvage the credits on a Bruce Lee import...

Not going to cut anything from StarWars EP1.