Windows Compression lossless or not???
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Disk Cleanup keeps "recommending" that I can save space by compressing
my old files. A significant portion of my files are audio and video
files that I have not yet had the chance to burn to disc. What method
of compression does Windows use? Is it lossless? If not, I suspect
that it could severely damage my files. What kind of recommendation is
that?! I certainly wouldn't trust it to compress my files. Please
advise. Thank you.
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- Re: Windows Compression lossless or not???
... Only an idiot would ask such a question. ... > Disk Cleanup keeps "recommending" that I can save space by ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.general) - Re: Here you go then Duhg
... Try compressing a 1.7gig DV ... video critics are capable of. ... is yours better because the quality is poor but its straight from DV? ...
(uk.transport) - Re: Just how expensive is it to compress HD
... | Compressing in real time is easy. ... You argue that "Broadcast HD SDI is not multilevel" and then proceed under ... the assumption that one is stuck with the bilevel encoding it uses now. ... Here is a use for UNcompressed video which would need multilevel encoding: ...
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... for editing and after exporting the film I had some real trouble ... finding a decent way of compressing the file. ... I watched the video again today, and I have to say - sick, sick video ...
(rec.juggling) - Re: Compression parameter settings
... > I'm just getting into video and DVD terminolgy etc. and am having ... > finding reference to the effect of various compressing parameters. ... > I use TMPGEnc to compress mpg files to a size that will fit onto a DVD, ... I then compressed the same mpg file using quality ...
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