I'm mostly interested in the x264 movie rules. The only one I found was from 2007 and it had size limits to DVD5, 1.5xDVD5 and DVD9. I've seen more than a few x264 encodes that are bigger than DVD9 so I'm curious what the rules are now.
Example:
I'm mostly interested in the x264 movie rules. The only one I found was from 2007 and it had size limits to DVD5, 1.5xDVD5 and DVD9. I've seen more than a few x264 encodes that are bigger than DVD9 so I'm curious what the rules are now.
Example:
Last edited by Emtorro; 06-13-2010 at 08:14 PM.
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For the latest rules: http://anonym.to/?http://rules.nukenet.info
Yeah well I found that too. I talking about 2009/2010 rules.
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Those are the _current_ rules as you requested in the title of your topic. There have been no new additions to them since 2008 apparently.Originally Posted by Emtorro
Hmm, ok. Anyone can decrypt the size standards? I don't get what they mean.
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It's referring to the size in MiB (mebibytes). 1MiB=1048576 bytes.Multiples of 2240
DVD5/x (1493, 1120, etc.)
8140, 2713
In addition, 3360 and 4070 are allowed for 1080p tv.
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