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rdefino
4th December 2003, 00:24
I'm looking for something like Instantcopy that will give the best video quality. I very realy do compression. Do I lose video quality if I don't do compression?

Thanks

subferno
4th December 2003, 00:59
You will lose quality when you compress. I will just repeat what others have told me, quality for the result of any backup software is subjective.

Kedirekin
4th December 2003, 01:03
Time for benefit of the doubt. I'm thinking your post means something different than what it sounds - something along the lines of "I'm using Instant Copy, but I'm looking for a way to get even better quality".

To answer your question, if you transcode a title with no compression, the video quality will be preserved (at least, that's what no compression does in DVDShrink). You won't lose quality.

Of course, to transcode a DVD9 without compressing it means either discarding something or splitting it to 2 DVDRs.

vaylon
7th December 2003, 01:18
This is a very subjective question. It all depends on what you want or are going to backup.
For a full disc backup I think dvd2one is best. The transcoding is much better than any others. But some dvds do give dvd2one a bit of problem.

for just backing up the main movie without all the extras. Its hands down dvdshrink. you can keep compression down to a minimum and get rid of a lot of crap like dolby 2 chnl, subtitles, warnings,ect. This is my personal favorite.

valnar
9th December 2003, 16:37
For a full disc backup I think dvd2one is best. The transcoding is much better than any others.

I will chime in and humbly disagree. Personally, I feel DVD2One has the worst quality of all the transcoders. Others here will agree (or disagree). I think InstantCopy is still the best, despite its problems.

1 for 1. :)


-robert