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I have a small fortune in software, my wdlive and the 1.5tb drive. #Now you see me 2 makemkv movieI’m attempting to begin this process with older DVDs with the idea that I should encounter fewer encryption crack issues (btw, big bird to the movie industry for making it so difficult for me to watch my own movies through an alternative medium) and I was surprised to see Me, Myself and Irene stump makemkv. Chopping and quality distortion, mixed with some synch issues. Xilisoft both chops and/or hideously reduces image quality, without regard to which format (ripped several movies in all formats for comparisons, none of them were even borderline acceptable.) ![]() ![]() Shrink seems to lower the quality approx 20% or + even with “no compression” selected. The makemkv seems to be comparable in quality, with great exception to the chopping. I am running the film on DVD and comparing it to the wdlive content back and forth for quality comparisons. When I zoom the wdlive out, the image is identical, only smaller. While credits are rolling, names are chopped etc and during the film, characters speaking or being spoken to are off screen where they otherwise would not be. #Now you see me 2 makemkv fullThe pictures are getting “chopped” like the movies are widescreen, but they’re beeing ripped into a full screen format. Well, I’m using an HDMI cable on a two year old samsung 42" 1080i (for now). #Now you see me 2 makemkv PcYou say *everything* looks chopped/awful, does that include files that you haven’t encoded yourself, or just your own encodes? Do they look awful on your TV played on the WDTV live, or do they look awful on your PC as well? Because like they said in a previous post, those programs do nothing to the video quality of the DVD if you don’t want them to, and DVD shrink will only drop some data that will cause a few artifacts here and there, but it will certainly not chop the sides of the image. Have you made sure you have connected the WDTV with either the component video output or HDMI, and set the max definition allowed by your TV? Also have you made sure your TV isn’t doing the zooming itself? Is it set to receive a 16:9 signal on the video input used by the WDTV, and is the ratio aspect set to 16:9 instead of one of those modes that zoom the picture to get rid of letterbox bars or fix the aspect ratio? Also, the WDTV has a zoom feature that can be set in the options menu while you are watching a video/photo, make sure it is set to 1:1 and not to zoom by 10% or 20%. Thank you so much for any information and time you can offer.Įr, what you are describing doesn’t seem to have anything to do with ripping, transcoding or any of that, it looks like you simply haven’t configured video settings or connected the WDTV live to the TV set with the proper cable. I’m pulling my hair out here… I really don’t want to breakdown and buy another one of those sony 400 changers… they last about 2 years at best. #Now you see me 2 makemkv isoAt this point, I could care less about file sizes, all I want is quality and progress… does ISO work? I thought this format was yet to be supported. I’ve tried shrink with “no compression” settings and it still looks mediocre at best, with screen chopping. Is it possible to just crack the encyption, drag the vob’s directly from the dvd to my local drive, and then tie them together? I have a little over 400 dvd’s I’d like to start ripping, as I anticipate a significant time dump doing it, and I don’t care which format or file size I use, but I would like to retain 95% or greater in quality, and I would like the video to be the same size on the screen. I’ve tried dvdfab, and would be fine with the program, but how do you handle the multiple vob’s? I just used makemkv and it does what looks like about a 20% screen zoom, leaving the sides of the film chopped off. Ok, I’m having a truckload of ripping issues, and I’m starting to wonder if it’s just my wd messing with me.Įvery program, every format I try either looks ![]()
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