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    hi guys i usually download dvdrips as they are very good quality
    but i wanted to download 2 movies which are new so i can only really find blue ray rips..

    [1] does bdrip stand for blueray dvd rip?
    [2]what does TS stand for?
    [3]what is a good quality tag if there is no DVDRIP

    [4]if i download a blueray version insetad of DVDRIP, can i still just watch it with VLC player just like i could with dvdrip .avi's ?

    [5]what is the extension type for blue ray files?

    [6]if i burn it onto a normal dvd, can i watch on my normal dvd player (no blue ray) but it can play divx (all dvdrips .avi which i usually dl)

    cheers
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    a BDrip usually is encoded so the file size is smaller and from full HD 1080p to 720p. A BDrip can be burnt to DVD disc and quality is still good and it should still be watchable with VLC. TS stands for Telesync where its a more sharper CAM quality which is using a video camera and filming the whole film in the cinema. Its quality is a bit better than CAM but still blurry compared to other formats
    • CommentAuthorNux2Lux
    • CommentTimeNov 23rd 2009
     
    thanks for the reply,
    i see about ts its pretty much a better version of cam

    with that bdrip though, can i play it on my tv+dvdplayer(not a blueray dvd player)

    also, whats the resolution of a normal dvdrip then? im assuming less than the 1080p-720p since blueray is meant to be higher quality?

    because the problem is, there are no dvdrips, and i have no blueray dvd player at home
    so if i download the bdrip, my dad cant watch it on his tv :S

    thanks
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    the file format would be mkv so your going to have to use a program like convertx to dvd to convert the movie then burn it to disc so it is readable by the dvd player. When your ripping a Blu-Ray movie to a smaller size, the quality would probably end up similar to that of DVD
    • CommentAuthorarshdeep79
    • CommentTimeMar 9th 2010 edited
     

    yeah sounds understandable that the quality will lessen cause then itll pretty much be a dvdrip 
    thx for all the help mate if anyone could recommend a mkv - avi converter

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