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DVD ripping is a time-consuming process. By processing video conversions on NVIDIA’s GPU instead of your computer’s CPU, ripping time is greatly shorted and more CPU resources can be spared for other applications, making your computer run much smoother. CUDA based DVD Disc Ripper software help you rip DVD much faster than ever in the […]
Read MoreDate February 26, 2017 Author Catherine Category DVD Tips, HEVC
It will be a headache for a large DVD collector to ship all of his DVD discs when moving. Comparing to the physical DVD discs migration, it will be a better idea to use a DVD ripping tool to rip all the moves to an hard drive and get rid of the DVD’s. To save […]
Read MoreDate January 26, 2017 Author Catherine Category DVD Tips, HEVC
There are several Minix boxes to choose between, but the Minix Neo X8-H Plus is the most powerful. It’s powerful, supporting H.265 decoding: 4K at up to 30fps, and comes with a handy keyboard remote control. It comes with a version of XBMC installed, but you can easily install the latest version of Kodi via […]
Read MoreDate January 23, 2017 Author Catherine Category Blu-ray Tips, DVD Tips, HEVC
H.265 promises twice the compression possible when keeping the same video quality. The idea of HEVC is to offer the same level of picture quality as AVC, but with better compression, so there’s less data to deal with. This is key if we want 4K/Ultra HD broadcasts (including satellite), 4K Blu-rays, and more. So you may have […]
Read MoreDate January 20, 2017 Author Catherine Category Alternatives, HEVC, Video Tips
Pre-reading: H.265, aka HEVC, is the successor to H.264. H.265 is meant to double the compression rates of H.264, allowing for the propagation of 4K and 8K content over existing delivery systems. Videos encoded with HEVC will maintain the same high-quality as the equivalent H.264 video, but at a smaller file size. The Most of people […]
Read MoreDate January 13, 2017 Author Catherine Category Alternatives, Handbrake, HEVC, Video Tips
For Blu-ray collectors, it should be noted here that if you rip a Blu-ray at original quality, you will get a massive file size as Blu-rays use high-bitrate media for the ultimate in quality. If you want to save space, ripping Blu-ray to H.265/HEVC video will be a good choice in that a 10 GB […]
Read MoreDate December 26, 2016 Author Catherine Category Blu-ray Tips, HEVC
VirtualDub is a video capture/processing utility for 32-bit and 64-bit Windows platforms (98/ME/NT4/2000/XP/Vista/7). Many people also use VirtualDub to compress movies to H.264 codec. However, feedbacks revealed that situations often occurred that people could not find h264/avc option. In addition, nearly 98% of Windows users have upgraded to Windows 8/8.1 and the latest Windows 10, […]
Read MoreDate September 23, 2016 Author Catherine Category HEVC, Video Tips
Roku is by far the most popular set top box for streaming media with the access of thousands of channels. Recently, the dispute about if Roku 3 and its successor Roku 4 support H.265 codec video since H.265/HEVC is gradually more and more used in many camera video, 4K video and other video streaming. Actually, as […]
Read MoreLG is one of the biggest TV manufacturers in the market and it has many LG TV users all over the world. However, no LG TV supports for H265 just maybe in 4K models only while more and more movies/TV Serials/Blu-ray Discs are streaming in h265 codec format. For example, the following one is suffering […]
Read MoreDate December 9, 2015 Author Catherine Category HEVC, TV, Video Tips
H.265 is a new video codec that compresses video files to 50% with the most proficient encoding format today, MPEG-4, or also known as the H.264. People convert their movies to H.265 for saving space, even just for fun as the man in Reddit. This man said that he wanted to convert his whole movie library […]
Read MoreDate November 20, 2015 Author Catherine Category HEVC, MKV, Video Tips
H.265 becomes more popular with smaller size than H.264 codec video in the same video quality. Even some music videos are coded i H.265 codec nowadays. However, H.265 brings the playback problem to us since our common player devices can’t support H.265 codec video. So many people have to convert their H.265 music video to […]
Read MoreDate November 6, 2015 Author Catherine Category HEVC, Video Tips
HEVC/H.265, the successor to AVC/H.264, more than triples the existing AVC intra-frame prediction modes to achieve significant bitrate savings. This codec can offer up to 50% reduced bitrate at the same quality when compared to AVC/H.264. However, many multimedia players and video editing tools don’t keep the pace with the codec. So sometimes, you need […]
Read MoreDate August 27, 2015 Author Catherine Category HEVC, Video Tips