Sigma on Nostr: Okay, so: I bought a show on BD and ripped it. It's 6 disks and the video files are > ...
Okay, so: I bought a show on BD and ripped it. It's 6 disks and the video files are > 250 GiB in size.
They are 1080p at 23.98 FPS and are encoded in h264 using the "high" profile @ ~ 30 MBit/s. This is a bit much, so I want to compress it down a tad.
Does any of you have experience what's the best option to reduce the size why retaining as much of quality as possible?
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