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  1. 4th Nov 2017 12:53 #1
    jatt
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    I have a TV series which is compressed to DVDrip.AC3.x264-NOGRP using handbrake. I wanted to un-compress the series and was wondering how I would do that? I have handbrake on my computer but I do not know if it is possible.
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    Doing what you are calling an "un-compress" will NOT bring back any of the original quality.....this is not a ZIP file....the original quality is gone for good.
    Just so you know.
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    Hi,
    just explain, what you mean with expression "uncompress".
    Note, that you can get better quality that you have now.

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  4. 4th Nov 2017 13:32 #4
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    The video is uncompressed every time you play it.
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  5. 8th Nov 2017 15:52 #5
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    the file you have now through handbrake is the only quality your gonna get. to get a better "un-compress" quality is to go back to the original source "dvd" then re-copy it
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    This file name looks somewhat warez DVDrip.AC3.x264-NOGRP
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