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Encoders Best For Quality
Hi guys,
Just wanted your opinion what encoders you rate best for quality, as i am very fuzzy when it comes down to quality when i shouldnt be as feel all encoders do a gr8 job but just wanted to know who you think does the best quality encodes,
My favs at the mo are HDLITE, RX, VISION, and FLAWLESS
Didnt know if there was any better than these
Thanks
Kirsty x
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anyone give me any recommendations plz x
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3li also has very good quality for the size of files
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Power User
I usually go with AHD encoders, they're pretty good.
+ AHD is pretty good, one of the best HD trackers IMHO.
http://awesome-hd.net/wiki.php?action=article&id=19
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mmmm never heard of ahd but that maybe because i dont download hd movies coz i like small files sizes lol x
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i was more thinking of the encoders like i mentioned so far i feel hdlite and 3li do the best quality and flawless are pretty good to is there anyone you think who does gr8 quality
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The Chinese trackers have some pretty sweet Encoders
CHD, WiKi, HDC all do a great job.
I prefer the scene releases though they got amazin quality AMIABLE CINEFILE Japson Sinners are simple superb. But when i want to download the smaller size ones I go for Vision .
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yea i dont mind vision either but feel in dark scenes the quality is not as good as other encoders
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Power User
Agreed. Stick with Vision and Flawl3ss. They give you epic rips with some compressed file sizes. They do have better ones. On SCC and PTP they have rips that are better but the sizes are insane. I would never DL them. Also, SANTi isnt bad. But, I got a DCMA notice from a third party company when I downloaded stuff from public trackers when the file encoder was SANTi.
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