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Subject: Re: Spike RE: Handbrake & AVI (see inside)
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In reply to "|--Spike=-" who wrote the following:
> On Fri, 05 Feb 2016 15:42:55 -0600, Rely <Rely@now.com> wrote:
>
> > Handbrake I haven't tried but went with iSkysoft iMedia Converter Deluxe -
> > paid for so oughta get some use out of it!
> > AVI only 'cause it shows the smaller sized files (.avi vs. MP4 vs. MKV) when
> > converting from DVD files.These are
> > lectures and so I figured HD qual. was not an issue. Talking 300mega. vs.
> > 500mega PER 30 minute lecture. The first
> > 3 to put up will total 72 total lectures and I've MUCH, much more I could
> > put up. So totals will add up fast. I thought
> > MKV would be smaller & I'll recheck the next set of videos but these will be
> > .avi.
> >
> > Feed back is ALWAYS welcome and thanks!
> >
> > andrew
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> I am 'Old School' and will always prefer Avi, but then I also know
> that MP4 and MKV are the new norm.
> A 200MB difference for a 30 min. lecture is a HUGE saving. You post
> whatever format you want mate, if people don't like it then they can
> always convert it.
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You old codger Spike :-) Seems the new 265 codec is fast becoming the norm in
some groups. Luckily, I have a box that will play them for not a lot of money.
I've just upgraded my equipement so would have had to put up without 265 for a
while without it.
I'm happy to stick with AVI - MP4 and MKV for the moment but I've done some
testing and the savings in size with no apparent loss in quality is astounding.
Although file size is less of a problem these days it might encourage those on
the lower end of the bandwidth scale to have a go at posting.
Food for thought?
RIB.
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