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Old 31-03-2014, 20:32   #7
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Re: Video Codecs

99% of the HD rips I have are mkv format. Never go near WMV so not really sure if it will be a proper HD file.

Am sure WMV files are usually larger in size compared to MP4 or AVI files. A 20min MP4 X264 non HD file is around 80Mb and a HD version is only about 160Mb.

So really would need to see the file info to see resolution and bit rate.
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