Question about "Constant Quality"
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Question about "Constant Quality"
I am confused as to why the slider says "lower quality" on the left and "placebo effect" on the right when the description says to use a higher number (closer to "lower quality") for HD and a lower number (closer to "placebo effect") for SD. Shouldn't they be switched so you have a higher quality output?
Re: Question about "Constant Quality"
Think of it this way. If you've got a lower quality SD source, you want to throw away less of that quality than say if you had a higher quality HD source.
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Re: Question about "Constant Quality"
So it's more about preserving the input then the output? It makes more sense now, thank you. I was going to do some DVD rips soon and was confused.
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Re: Question about "Constant Quality"
I wish people would just accept what the tool tip says.
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Re: Question about "Constant Quality"
People who learned using a bitrate metric will never accept that tooltip at first.
Its an education challenge and reversing the scale order won't change that.
Its an education challenge and reversing the scale order won't change that.