i need program which compress films and not affect quility of it thank you
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i need program which compress films and not affect quility of it thank you
The program doesn't exist.
The way a compression algorithm works it removes pieces of the film that aren't visible to the human eye, rendering the quality slightly worse for a drastic reduction in size (think .avi files). Several programs do this; one that comes to mind is WinAVI.
The most efficient codec at the present time, in my opinion, would have the be the h264 codec. You can find movies compressed in this codec on x264.
However, for a simple reduction in file size (if that's what you were looking for) turn to KGB archiver. This can effectively reduce a 1GB file down to a few megabytes, if given enough time. However, I would try to keep that massive reduction down to a minimum, as you might be compressing for about 6 months; KGB is incredibly efficient, as well as incredibly time consuming.
To what format and size would help for starters
Are talking about ripping a DVD film from a disc?
he's talking about lossless video compression which DOES exist. However, the size reduction is negligible and it takes MUCH more processing power to decode it in real time that it's not worth it.
That's what he said he's looking for, so you just contradicted yourself. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Quylui
Yeah, I was a little ambiguous; I meant a program that reduces video size without reducing quality, not necessarily an archiver. What program are you talking about, I'd appreciate a link. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by mbucari1he's talking about lossless video compression which DOES exist. However, the size reduction is negligible and it takes MUCH more processing power to decode it in real time that it's not worth it.
That's what he said he's looking for, so you just contradicted yourself. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Quylui
Try "MediaCoder"
It pretty much converts ANYTHING to ANYTHING lol. well any media.
But lossless conversion dosn't really exist i think :P
Was thinking something like this...Quote:
Originally Posted by Quylui
http://www.videohelp.com/tools/Alpar...ss_Video_Codec
Maybe if he used it in context we would better be able to help.
ripitfor me will do the job
Dvd -> xvid use FairUse Wizard 2
no, it won't. That program will only re-encode the video, not losslessly comjpress it.Quote:
Originally Posted by saqib
same thingQuote:
Originally Posted by lightshow
haha then throw your movie in dvd decryptor to remove the css keys.
Save as an iso.
Open the .iso with winrar, extract all the .vob files.
.vob files are mpeg2 files made specially for a dvd. That's as lossless as you can get (it's the original)