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ali
PostPosted: Sat May 24, 2003 7:48 pm 
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..one shot is from the original DVD while the other has been compressed using software like DVD2One and DVDShrink.

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tell u the truth.. unless u got a massive 92" screen u will never be able to tell the difference.. i dont belive in purchasing DVDs anymore... im sat here copying 4 films (Najaayaz, National Security, Barsaat ki Ek Raat and Aa Ab Laut Chale) and i cannot tell the difference!
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INDIAN dvds..mostly, are not WORTH BUYING! I agree with FADDY! :baaa: :nopity:
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asif
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its about time u guy's moved onto dvdr's ive got over 100 films eng/indian on dvdrs and unless u blow it up onto a cinema style screen no one can tell the difference :bash: :bash:
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i am getting a dvd burner on my computer will it make a differnce from the original if you have a big widescreen hdtv and if a movie is progressive will it still be progressive on the burned disk also if it has real dd5.1 will it be real dd5.1 on the burned one
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Is the second shot of the drummer from DVD-R?

Asif, I don't care if you copy Indian DVDs (except DEI), since they're not worth your money, but American and European companies produce good DVDs, so you should support them and buy the originals. Personally I wouldn't bother copying Indian DVDs since bad quality is bad quality, no matter how little it costs.
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Sanjay
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DragunR2 wrote:
Asif, I don't care if you copy Indian DVDs (except DEI), since they're not worth your money, but American and European companies produce good DVDs, so you should support them and buy the originals. Personally I wouldn't bother copying Indian DVDs since bad quality is bad quality, no matter how little it costs.

Hear Hear! Right on.
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The sad thing is I have access to all the good quality dvd rips on Kazaa but Indian dvds can hardly be found.
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DragunR2 wrote:
Is the second shot of the drummer from DVD-R?

Yep :thumbs: All lower numbered jpegs (<16) are from the DVD-R. Degrading compression to varying degrees can be seen depending on the original DVD. Most Indian DVDs don't use the space on the DVD very well (i.e. Qurbani) - unused space and constant bit rates are common. Shrinking these kind of DVDs it’s hard to tell the difference. When DVDs like Devdas is compressed – which does make better use of the space available – compression problems become more noticeable.

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DragunR2 wrote:
Is the second shot of the drummer from DVD-R?

Asif, I don't care if you copy Indian DVDs (except DEI), since they're not worth your money, but American and European companies produce good DVDs, so you should support them and buy the originals. Personally I wouldn't bother copying Indian DVDs since bad quality is bad quality, no matter how little it costs.

i don't copy dvds m8 i buy them and at £3 a go i couldn't give shit if they are eng/indian thats still cheaper then renting the fuckers from BLOCKBUSTERS :bash: :bash: :bash:



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As long as you are depriving money from Blockbuster :)

I didn't know they have Blockbuster in England. I usually rent DVDs from the library or from a nearby independent store.
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What freeware software you guys suggest for backing up DVD9 to DVD5.

I know there are numerous sites on the internet outlining methods of backing up, but I though I would ask for your opinions as to which software was best.
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