Which is higher quality.. a commercially made 4.5gb dvd or a dvd that has been created with convertxtodvd from a 720p blu-ray rip?
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Which is higher quality.. a commercially made 4.5gb dvd or a dvd that has been created with convertxtodvd from a 720p blu-ray rip?
Last edited by Bebi; 05-03-2010 at 03:55 PM. Reason: d
I'm gunna say 4.5 gbyte DVD, rather than the 720p blu-ray rip on the grounds of a lossy conversion, but I'm sure there are those willing to argue.
Either way I'm also sure you won't notice the difference.
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Just realised the source files for a DVD and BluRay (both commercially speaking) will still be the same film real, so there would be no quality gained...
Last edited by TONiC; 05-03-2010 at 08:01 PM.
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i'd go on 720p...but there are a lot of other aspects to be consider.
Source, audio, codecs an so on
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If the rip is done the proper way, 720p quality will be better
I think 720p. I converted one movie with converxtodvd and burned to dvd and quality was really good!
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