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I would like to know if taking an hd-dvd or blu-ray movie that is
encoded in mpeg-2 and encoding it (or reencoding, I'm not sure which is the proper term) to h.264 will degrade the quality of the movie? |
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Bullseye wrote: I would like to know if taking an hd-dvd or blu-ray movie that is encoded in mpeg-2 and encoding it (or reencoding, I'm not sure which is the proper term) to h.264 will degrade the quality of the movie? Are you sure that your Blu-ray isn't already h264? Same as MPEG4 AVC, it's the codec of choice. It might be VC-1, of course, and yes, it could be MPEG2. -- W. Oates |
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