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Old 31st July 2008, 19:05
lpking2005 lpking2005 is offline
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Default Reduce Blu-ray rip size to 7 - 10GB?
Im having trouble fitting ripped movies onto a single layer BD-R, even after muxing and all the other stuff you guys have recommended.

Ive noticed on torrent sites, there are Blu-Ray Rips at about 7gb - 10gb 720p or 1080p! with 5.1 audio....HOW!! I cant figure it out. At least this way we can all fit it onto a single layer BD-R disk.
At the moment im just testing and messing around with my new rambo bluray, but just cannot get it right. Does anyone know how these people are doing it!

Even if it means converting to other video formats, i dont care.
As long as i can play the film with 5.1 on a BD-R in my PS3, i will be happy.

HELP!?
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Old 31st July 2008, 19:58
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ramboiv will fit onto bd-r25gb with only english language
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Old 31st July 2008, 20:35
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The best you can shrink a Blu-Ray to is 12-13GB w/ 1 movie stream, & 1 audio stream w/ out re-encoding the video, I have 116 Blu-Ray folders, maybe 15-20 are over 25GB (& that's w/ keeping DTS when ever possible)

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Old 31st July 2008, 20:46
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are those files are 1080p or 720p
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Old 31st July 2008, 21:10
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are those files are 1080p or 720p
"w/ out re-encoding the video" means it would have to be 1080P on all.
All Blu-Rays are 1080P unless you re-encode.

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Old 31st July 2008, 21:26
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how did u do that?
which software u use
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Old 1st August 2008, 20:41
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how did u do that?
which software u use
Tsremuxer, Tsmuxer, & Tssplitter

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