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  1. 15th Oct 2011 20:00 #1
    jeff552004
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    I have a 1080P DTS video file which is 13G. I would like to reduce to 720P but retain DTS audio in order
    to save some disc space. Is there a software enable me to do this with minimum loss of quality?

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    jeff552004-in the future please use a more descriptive subject title in your posts to allow others to search for similar topics. I will change yours this time.
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    Acknowledged.
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    Xvid4Psp, AviDemux, Handbrake, VirtualDub, etc. What container?
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    thanks for reply I just want to reduce from 1080P to 720P to reduce file size with everything intact. Tks.
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    Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    Xvid4Psp, AviDemux, Handbrake, VirtualDub, etc. What container?
    Container is MKV
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    Use uncropmkv and set the bitrate to around 5k for slow movies and 6k and up for action films.
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