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DVD-5 vs DVD-9
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jpandr01
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12. February 2010 @ 15:43 |
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after burning a few dvds with single layer, i noticed, some look ok... the smaller ones i guess do better. i cant stand to watch shity quality movies, other than burning one and redoing it on double layer if its quality is sub-par, is there any rule of thumb as far as when to use dl disks?
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13. February 2010 @ 18:54 |
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The only rule is $.....some people have more $ that others.
If you learn to compress like a Pro, is not need to use a Dobble Layers, since they cost more $.
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13. February 2010 @ 19:50 |
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It depends on the movie. If has a lot of dark scenes, or lots of action, you will notice the compression more.
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jpandr01
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13. February 2010 @ 22:30 |
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Originally posted by Mrguss:
The only rule is $.....some people have more $ that others.
If you learn to compress like a Pro, is not need to use a Dobble Layers, since they cost more $.
it seems to me it wouldnt matter how "pro" you get. to compress an actual movie to fit on dvd5 wouldnt you have to sacrafice quality? or is there some revolutionary software that maintains the quality while making a movie fit on a single layer disk?
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13. February 2010 @ 22:45 |
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14. February 2010 @ 16:31 |
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Originally posted by cyprusrom:
It depends on the movie. If has a lot of dark scenes, or lots of action, you will notice the compression more.
Yes...DVD Rebuilder give you a better results than Shrink.
But if you have a high-End TV. and also you have those kind of dark regular DVD's Movies that latelly are coming out this way 'cos of the transition to Blue-Ray Disc's; you also need to Pay-for to adjuste your TV by a Pro after the TV have more that 1,000 hrs of service, to have a better dark Picture Resolution.
Hope this may help too.
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14. February 2010 @ 16:50 |
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Originally posted by Mrguss:
Originally posted by cyprusrom:
It depends on the movie. If has a lot of dark scenes, or lots of action, you will notice the compression more.
Yes...DVD Rebuilder give you a better results than Shrink.
But if you have a high-End TV. and also you have those kind of dark regular DVD's Movies that latelly are coming out this way 'cos of the transition to Blue-Ray Disc's;
Not sure what "the transition to Blu Ray" has got to do with anything...?? If the action in a movie happens most of the time at night or some low light setting, then the movie will be dark, whether on BR or DVD.
DVD-Rebuilder will give you better results, it uses different algorithms of compression, it re-encodes the video, vs. DVD Shrink, which transcodes.
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16. February 2010 @ 17:12 |
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Not sure what "the transition to Blu Ray" has got to do with anything...?? If the action in a movie happens most of the time at night or some low light setting, then the movie will be dark, whether on BR or DVD.
Since Blue-Ray come out on the market.....the Movie maker's know that the high-deff is alot better and so they have the hands free to make more movies that have dark scenes or requiered less light to be film, like never before.
That's why lattelly we been seen more and more Movies with dark scenes or longer dark scenes......and the requierement of adjusmting the TV's Set's are more esential today than never before in special if you still using regular DVD's as play back.
Hope this help.
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pennfire
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3. March 2010 @ 07:09 |
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? is dvd-5 a single layer dvd and dvd-9 a double layered dvd? I am wondering cause I have dvd fab the newest edition i believe and I used tried to burn 2012 and the informant and when i got to the write mode i put in a blank dvd-r and it told be it needed a double layer dvd? Could someone please help me so I can use a single dvd to burn the movie? if there is something i have to do with the dvd fab to make it work.
Thank you for the time and help
Calvin
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3. March 2010 @ 10:17 |
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Use DVD Shrink to compress the movie and make it fit a DVD-5(single layer DVD).
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