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are you playing the DVDs in a standard DVD player? does it suppoert xvid? x264? Best thing you can do while keeping the file size is x264 HD rips in 720p, they are usually <2GB
Upscaling a small sized movie file to 1080p will not make it look better.
It will on the contrary make it look worse...
i.e. if you're gonna convert a mkv to play in a standalone dvd player it will lose alot of quality during the process since mkv is a compressed container to begin with.
I'd recommend viewing them in their original resolution since you will get heck alot of less "noise" on your flatscreen.
just my 10 cents. :)
Last edited by slimkid3; August 21st, 2010 at 04:02 AM.
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