Ok, so if I am burning with Shrink I wanna try and get the best possible quality. I have 66.5% compression rate and I am looking at other options. The two that I'm curious about is 'deep analysis' (says I can get better quality) and 'quality adaptive error compensation' (smooth, sharp, etc.). Should these options be considered?
The best way to gain more quality is to remove any unneeded audio tracks and subtitles. If you don't speak or read French, who needs it right? If your have a 66.5% compression rate, a 75% compression rate is alot better. (The higher the number, the less the DVD was compressed)
For high compressions needed, such as 20% or more, I'll simply use DVD-Rebuilder Pro + CCE SP2 and for anything 15% or lower, I'll use Nero Recode 3 with "Advanced Analysis + High Quality + Best Quality to Main Movie."
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If so, it's actually 33.5% compression,which is no biggie for shrink. Now if it wss actually 65.5%,then the sliderbar would be red and have to run it through dvd shrink twice.
I prefer Max Sharpness which is a little quicker than Max smoothness of the 4 AEC enhancements. Those AEC enhancements will slow down your process time,depending on all your resources: Processor speed/Ram/etc.
But I only have a 32" picture tube TV set,so the quality looks pretty good at that compression.Without max smoothness or max sharpness,I can see a blockiness on the tv from highly compressed backups.
Dvd rebuilder would be the way to go if you want the highest quality.
If so, it's actually 33.5% compression,which is no biggie for shrink. Now if it wss actually 65.5%,then the sliderbar would be red and have to run it through dvd shrink twice.
I prefer Max Sharpness which is a little quicker than Max smoothness of the 4 AEC enhancements. Those AEC enhancements will slow down your process time,depending on all your resources: Processor speed/Ram/etc.
But I only have a 32" picture tube TV set,so the quality looks pretty good at that compression.Without max smoothness or max sharpness,I can see a blockiness on the tv from highly compressed backups.
Dvd rebuilder would be the way to go if you want the highest quality.
At 33.5 % compression, DVD-RB is the way to go for the highest quality (looks almost as good as the origional)
