Club CDFreaks - Knowledge is Power - View Single Post - Different compression rates for an entire CD rip

jdobbs · 05-04-2003

I used 70% as an example. If that makes your output too large to fit (when you add in the extras) you have to make it less... Generally that's okay -- as movies that take a lot of space (but aren't long) can usually be shrunk by more without losing too much quality.

By the way -- this same problem exists in the other packages and will assuredly exist when DVD2one adds that feature. You can't argue with physics...

05-04-2003	#7 (permalink)
jdobbs CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 60	I used 70% as an example. If that makes your output too large to fit (when you add in the extras) you have to make it less... Generally that's okay -- as movies that take a lot of space (but aren't long) can usually be shrunk by more without losing too much quality. By the way -- this same problem exists in the other packages and will assuredly exist when DVD2one adds that feature. You can't argue with physics...