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  1. Which can compress faster, which is better quality?

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  2. I personally will never trust the transcoding of any Roxio/Adaptec program like Popcorn, I have stuck with DVD2OneX since it came out and have never been dissapointed, I have also done various tests vs my PC with DVD Shrink and on some discs DVD2OneX does a better job than Shrink with Deep Analysis on so that cemented it for me
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    I've tested a Toast 7 disc at better quality setting
    and a DVD2ONEX re-quantum at Variable Medium setting
    ( it's equivalent to Toast). DVD2ONEX wins hands down.
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  4. So which setting in DVD2ONEX is the best? I have always used the constant setting. It seems if I set it to variable I have no choice in medium or else, that choice is only available in the Ratio setting, no?
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    Constant is best for animation, or live talking head stuff.
    Variable is great for say The Matrix, or Spider-Man 2.

    Constant can be, well constant, in quality, but you pay
    for it with some artifacting in live action, most noticably
    in darkened room/dark background scenes.

    Variable always works better by varying the bitrate according to what's on screen.
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  6. Yeah I would say variable as well, it tends to be the lesser of two evils though at times it might take a bit longer to get the job done

    I have used constant only 2 times and did not like the results either time so I always just keep it on variable
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