Well most 720p are DVD5 size and most 1080p are DVD9 size, thats for encodes.
Captures are varying, but usually bigger, HDDVD rips are usually 20 - 25GB and blu ray rips can be between 20 - 25GB or 40 - 45GB. Keep in mind this is for movies.
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Well most 720p are DVD5 size and most 1080p are DVD9 size, thats for encodes.
Captures are varying, but usually bigger, HDDVD rips are usually 20 - 25GB and blu ray rips can be between 20 - 25GB or 40 - 45GB. Keep in mind this is for movies.
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More like 4+ for 720p and 8+ for 1080p (x264).Originally Posted by InsaneBoost
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Alright, well, I record with an HD TV tuner, I edit the commercials out in VideoReDo, and then I downsize it with Handbrake. So technically after I edit out the commercials I would just want to upload that?
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I never encoded any HD in my life but yeah you would do that, so I guess that would be a capture, and then people download it and some guy will encode it into 720p and 1080p that fit on DVD5 and DVD9 respectively.
At least that's what I've observed
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