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Which quantity no difference in the picture quality can be seen with the naked eye?

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    #2
    Originally posted by LEXXE View Post
    Hi, everyone. I always copy my purchased Blurays 1:1 as MKV movie files to my hard drive. Unfortunately, as you all know, this variant costs a lot of storage space. Therefore, I plan to rip my new Blurays as a smaller file in the future. I would now be interested to know from which gigabyte quantity no difference in the picture quality can be seen with the naked eye? How many gigabytes would you recommend for a normal Full HD Bluray and how many gigabytes for a 4K UHD Bluray?
    if you choose main movie,you'd be saving storage space - https://www.dvdfab.cn/tips/copy-uhd-...-iso-files.htm

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      #3
      Thank you for your answer. Sorry I expressed myself wrong. I meant to rip the main film to the smallest amount of data so that the naked eye could not see any difference in the picture quality compared to the original size.

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        You may pick a profile you need, go to its Advanced Settings panel to set it to "Copy Video", but leave the audio converted to another codec as you need. The output file will have a smaller size with video quality the same as the source.

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          Originally posted by LEXXE View Post
          Thank you for your answer. Sorry I expressed myself wrong. I meant to rip the main film to the smallest amount of data so that the naked eye could not see any difference in the picture quality compared to the original size.
          it depends on how the original image was authored among other things. Follow Mona’s suggestion above and extract a small segment of the movie and try copying it with different settings and see which ones look the best to you. This is a subjective question and will vary from title to title.

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