What do you guys think of 720p rips in 500MB-1GB ??
I do not really find a difference between them and the 4-6 GB 720p rips the only difference is audio (but it doesn't really matter I only have stereo speakers),so what about you?
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What do you guys think of 720p rips in 500MB-1GB ??
I do not really find a difference between them and the 4-6 GB 720p rips the only difference is audio (but it doesn't really matter I only have stereo speakers),so what about you?
I guess if you're only talking about the video then it mostly depends what you're watching it on. I've never watched a 720p movie rip that small before (my lowest was probably about 1.3gb) which looked an absolute treat on my phone but certainly wasn't good enough for a 50" TV. Generally though, I'm a believer that as long as you're happy with the quality of the encode that's all that matters. You don't want a lack of quality in the rip spoiling a film for you, but as long as that's not the case you're golden.
Personally I tend to find that the audio quality makes more of a difference to my enjoyment of the film. A good DTS track coupled with a good surround sound set-up makes a movie come alive far more than an increased video bitrate.
As Kvothe said. Depens on what you are watching it. And honestly 500 MiB - 1 GiB rips aren't worth watching at all. The video as well as the audio is low and yes both do matter. Even if you have just stereo speakers still the bitrate matters. I would suggest if you want good quality and low size too then stick with BRRiPs of around 1.5 GiB at least.
I totally agree with Kvotheyes I probably don't feel the difference right now because of my 27 inch TV, but I guess I'll have to stick then to the larger rips so as not to re download them when i get a new TV, yet they aren't not worth watching at all Splendid some stuff even if have a 50 inch TV will still download a small rip as they are not that good.I'm a believer that as long as you're happy with the quality of the encode that's all that matters.
I pretty much agree with what both Rvothe and spendid have said.
Even if the resolution is at 720p you're not getting good video and audio quality. I would never download a 720p release of a movie under 2GB. If I'm looking for a lower size download I'd go with something standard resolution or at 480p. At least the bitrate will be at a reasonable level. Even then though, I like to have a 5.1 audio stream as it makes a movie much more enjoyable to have a great soundtrack.
i only download from pixelHD wen i need ones within 2gigs coz they compromise in their audio shit but their video is amazing .
well if u are talking abt 300mbunited u can see the pixels breaking in the video
You can try downloading 1.5-2.2 gb rips. You 're definately going to see a difference on a 27'' tv.
BRRips under 1.5gb are only good for a 20'' PC screen , 1.5-2.2gb is good for 30'' screens, 4gb + for 40'' etc.
The point of DLing Brrips is the better quality you get compared to dvdrips , downloading Brrips < 1gb is pretty much pointless imo.
You will find a huge selection of good 720 Brrips from 1.5 to 2.2gb in IPT, TL and RevTT.
TiT4N no I don't use 300 Mb united I download from YIFY he even has his own website ,and Robert I did download 4Gb+ 720p and I didn't feel a difference but the audio ,maybe I'm just a noob :D