Hi Pat,
To be honest I lost how long it took,.... I was watching Mr Reeves in J Wick. Look's like Someones
after Jason Statham's work.
Anyway, I reckon it was between 6 - 7 hours. I was left with a m4v file that is 1.74gb in size.
This seems like a lot for a film once ripped will easily fit onto a DVD5 with no compression.
So I've gone from 4.3 down to 1.74, for something that lasts for 1h:29m:25s.
How the hell do other group's get BRrips down to 600mb, 700mb, to 1.5gb for 2+hr movies and keep the
quality really good.
Is it just a case of passing it through multiple times,... I havent a clue how to do that cos I'm
assuming one can only do 2-pass encoding,... unless the finished article is re-compressed again and
again.
Also I never had "Large file" ticked but just "Web Optimized" whatever that is.
Any Idea why it made an m4v file ? I assumed it would create an mp4 file, The codec was H264(x264)
and the container says MP4.
Well, I decided to just rename it and it still works okay...
I've got to try and get that time down somehow.... I'm sure others don't wait that long.
Thanks for your help and input....
sadsack
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