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This would use tools like Subler and MKV tools instead of Handbrake. Then a 35GB MKV might be shrunk to only 32-33GB in the TV file. If maintaining the exact same quality as the BD is important, you have to keep the video portion of the file size "as is" and only downconverting the audio to DD. It's hard to see any difference from original to this version (for my eyes). End result, MKV files sizes of 25-35GB might be shrunk to 5-15GB. 19) but the net file size difference is not enough to make me worry about the possible waste. It's probably visual overkill (I'm not sure I can see the difference of 20 vs. I'm a bit of a max quality chaser myself, so I choose "high profile" and slide the CQ to 19 (from the default of 20). TV3 will play "high profile" files just fine. And with this in mind, I would suggest using the HB "high profile" setting which is a little slower than the TV3 preset because it is doing a few extra things to retain quality at an even smaller file size. You are correct in thinking about quality over minimizing file size however. Is the picture quality 10X better in the latter? No, it's just the same. However, I can convert it to prores and it might become 10GB.
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For example, I shoot a lot of AVCHD 1080p with a camcorder. In video compression, it's not so much the size of the file but the quality of the compressor. OP, aiming for a target file size is not really a great way to think about preserving video quality. There's a lot of good advice in this thread so I'll offer just a few comments that haven't been said.
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20" iMac in the home office, the 1680x1050 resolution obviously doesn't make full use of a 1080p signal, but the picture is good enough I can't tell the difference between the Handbrake-created. Obviously the AppleTV 3 preset works perfectly on it.ģ.
This monitor has crappy built-in speakers, but the picture is good enough, and we have better speakers when we want them. 21" Computer monitor in the bedroom, fed by an AppleTV 3 over HDMI. 1080p "AppleTV 3" rips look great through Windows Media Center on this TV.Ģ.
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47" HDTV in the living room, fed by a Windows Media Center PC over HDMI. Now it's pure "AppleTV 3" preset for everything.ġ. I used to dual-encode, one at 1080p, one at 480p, and use Subler to combine them into one "HD-SD" pair in iTunes, but now all of my devices can play 1080p, so I've stopped doing that. It saves a large amount of space, while preserving plenty of quality. If you're going to transcode to save space, you might as well use the "pretty darned good quality" setting that the AppleTV 3 preset provides. Any transcoding will reduce quality, so if you're for "quality above all else", then don't transcode. If you're going for true "videophile" level quality, just use the MKV file. I don't rip the special features, so that saves a lot of space.
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Some of my movies have the movie itself only take up 20 GB, and the special features another 10+ GB. (I've spent the past couple days ripping my Blu-rays using that same set of tools.)Īs for how large the MKV file is - as others have said, it varies wildly from movie to movie, and based on what you choose to rip. Produces great results, files are 5-8 GB in my experience. If you want 1080p, just use the AppleTV 3 preset.
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