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Posted by Bob on 10/20/05 18:11
On Thu, 20 Oct 2005 17:01:16 GMT, Phil Wheeler <w6tuh-ng4@yahoo.com>
wrote:
>> Use Shrink without deep analysis or adaptive error compensation. It
>> works fine like that.
>My impression, too. I've never used either option and with the latest
>DVD Shrink version, results -- even with 60% compression or so -- look
>very good on my High Def monitor.
I've used Shrink down as far as 50% and not seen any degredation in
image quality.
I believe MPEG was designed to compress by a factor of 10 before
degredation set in.
Because I have watched so many VHS recordings at the worst resolution,
I tend to compare other video to it. I bet 10:1 MPEG compression is
still better than worst resolution VHS.
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set a man on fire, he will be warm for the rest of his life.
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