Hi guys , I need to know where's the home of this HD encoder (Remux) ?!
And Which trackers have his releases ?!

ChinaHDTV i think, bEAST releases remux

Originally Posted by MastaAce

ChinaHDTV i think, bEAST releases remux

wrong answer
I checked it but nothing .

With that name it sounds like they only do remuxes. If so, it doesn't matter since a remux is a remux no matter who releases it.

I know I didn't answer the question tho

Originally Posted by InTheAttic

With that name it sounds like they only do remuxes. If so, it doesn't matter since a remux is a remux no matter who releases it.

I know I didn't answer the question tho

what's the meaning of (remuxes) ?!!
Mutli ?

Remux is basically untouched h.264 video packed in a container almost always .mkv and stripped of the bluray file structure, extras, bonus material, & menus, etc.

It's like watching a bluray in all it's glory except it's only the movie. So depending on who "muxed" it, they may or may not include subs and/or extra audio tracks (languages), but a "proper" remux will always contain it all.

Originally Posted by InTheAttic

Remux is basically untouched h.264 video packed in a container almost always .mkv and stripped of the bluray file structure, extras, bonus material, & menus, etc.

It's like watching a bluray in all it's glory except it's only the movie. So depending on who "muxed" it, they may or may not include subs and/or extra audio tracks (languages), but a "proper" remux will always contain it all.

Now I think (Remux) is not a HD encoder
Thanks for ur help my bro .

Right, there's absolutely no encoding on a remux. If you see a torrent tagged 1080p that's less than 15 GB then you can assume it's an encode from bluray. Personally I love remuxes but not everyone can afford the hard drive space. 1080p/720p encodes are good too depending on your screen size, and to the trained eye the difference between a good encode and a bad one is easily differentiated. Encoding as a hobbyist instils a great sense of pride especially amongst the P2P community with all the internal release groups and the competition within. There's many factors that come into play like bit rate and target file size, and an even more overlooked movie viewing experience factor, trueHD audio. There are many popular releasers that can obtain very small file sized encodes with minimal degradation to quality. Which is why people prefer one encoder over another, it all depends on your home theater setup and what you're looking for.

Originally Posted by InTheAttic

Right, there's absolutely no encoding on a remux. If you see a torrent tagged 1080p that's less than 15 GB then you can assume it's an encode from bluray. Personally I love remuxes but not everyone can afford the hard drive space. 1080p/720p encodes are good too depending on your screen size, and to the trained eye the difference between a good encode and a bad one is easily differentiated. Encoding as a hobbyist instils a great sense of pride especially amongst the P2P community with all the internal release groups and the competition within. There's many factors that come into play like bit rate and target file size, and an even more overlooked movie viewing experience factor, trueHD audio. There are many popular releasers that can obtain very small file sized encodes with minimal degradation to quality. Which is why people prefer one encoder over another, it all depends on your home theater setup and what you're looking for.

Totally agree with u , and btw , tell me who are the best HD encoders in your opinion ?!

It doesn't remux,but i like icandy bd9 in hdme.eu