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  1. 15th Aug 2007 18:43 #1
    DarkLogan
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    Hey guys hows it going. I used Magic DVD Ripper to rip my movie Heat. It took over 8 hours for it to do it but it did do it. It seems rather huge though it is 1.52 GB is that right or can I get it smaller without lose of quality ?? Thanx for the replys
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    file size = bitrate * running time

    Use a lower bitrate to get a smaller file.
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    Okay thanx
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    What would be a recommended bitrate so that the movie still looks good
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    What codec? DivX/XviD? ~1000 kbps. mpg? ~not less than 4000 kbps

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  6. 17th Aug 2007 15:18 #6
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    Use Target Quantizer encoding. Pick the quality (quantizer) you want. The video will get exactly the right bitrate at every frame to deliver that quality.
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