Ripbot264 Question

[titot4u]

Can Ripbot264 shrink to a BD5 dvd? If so, where are the settings?

[redwudz]

You mean a AVCHD that can be played on a Blu-ray set top player? Yes. But you would have to use two pass encoding to be able to set the size in the 'LOCK SIZE (MB)' selector.

[titot4u]

You mean a AVCHD that can be played on a Blu-ray set top player? Yes. But you would have to use two pass encoding to be able to set the size in the 'LOCK SIZE (MB)' selector.

Yes I mean AVCHD, thanks for the correction. Is there a tutorial on how to perform this two pass encoding?

Thanks for the quick response.

[redwudz]

Just load the video file and select two pass and AVCHD when that window opens, then you can select a output filesize. No tutorial really needed, but there are some available on our RipBot tool page and others on the internet.

[titot4u]

Just load the video file and select two pass and AVCHD when that window opens, then you can select a output filesize. No tutorial really needed, but there are some available on our RipBot tool page and others on the internet.

Ok...I think I'm onto something here, but how do I determine on what to put in the 'LOCK SIZE (MB)' selector?

Thanks for your help.

titot

[Atak_Snajpera]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=dvd+capacity+wiki

[redwudz]

Choose a size closest to 4.37GB (4370MB) I think there is one there for about 4100 or so that is already available.

[titot4u]

Choose a size closest to 4.37GB (4370MB) I think there is one there for about 4100 or so that is already available.

Thanks for helping a dummy like myself. I learn new things everyday

[Atak_Snajpera]

"Choose a size closest to 4.37GB (4370MB) I think there is one there for about 4100 or so that is already available."
there is something wrong with your math amigo.
4480 MB / 1024 = 4.375 GB

[redwudz]

"Choose a size closest to 4.37GB (4370MB) I think there is one there for about 4100 or so that is already available."
there is something wrong with your math amigo.
4480 MB / 1024 = 4.375 GB

No math, just poor memory. I forgot the default setting in RipBot for DVD-5, but I knew it was around 4GB. I use DVD-9 all the time.

[titot4u]

Thanks guys...I backed up my first BD5 with ripbot and It was a real success. Ripbot is a really nice tool and I think I'm starting to like it better than BDrebuilder.