Level-3 Hardware Acceleration powered by Intel QSV and Nvidia Cuda/Nvenc (for DVD to x265/x264), Multi-core CPU, Super Encode Engine based on MMX- SSE & 3DNow!, and Hyper-threading tech ensures ~5x faster speed on even a regular computer.In fact, different technologies are applied in WinX DVD Ripper Platinum to deliver the best possible results in every aspect in DVD ripping: WinX DVD Ripper Platinum offers solutions to rip a DVD fast in the best possible quality and size. If you want 100% quality, it comes at a cost of size, speed, while smaller size may be an unpleasant trade for the loss in quality. Summary: There is no such thing as general "best settings" for DVD ripping. Good quality > requires medium algorithms > results in medium file size > not too fast or slow.Low quality > requires simpler algorithms > results in small file size > takes less time > fast.High quality > requires complex algorithms > results in large file size > takes more time > slow.If you want 100% quality (and yes, this is of COURSE possible), that comes at a cost, size and ripping speed. To sum up: Also, complex encoder may provide better compression, but in a longer time. Under the same definition, the higher bit rate the video possesses, the bigger the video size is. The encoder (Format) and Bit Rate of the video are the most crucial factors. For video size, here is a simplified formula: File size = bitrate * number of minutes.
Let's figure out what parameters have an effect on videos. The image can be displayed at either a 4:3 (standard) aspect ratio or a 16:9 (widescreen) aspect ratio. The typical DVD videos are 720×480 pixels for NTSC (30fps) and 720×540 pixels for PAL (25fps), with a maximum video bitrate of 10.08 Mbps or 9.8Mbps (depending on the audio format). DVD and Parameters that Affect the DVD Ripping Basic Info about DVDĭVD stores movies in a combination MPEG-2 compressed video and audio of vary formats (PCM, DTS, MP2, or AC-3).
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Part 1: DVD and Parameters that Affect the DVD Ripping.
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