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Fantastic tool for the price!
I've noticed comments like, "good for movies under 2.5 hours", etc., but keep in mind that the length of the movie has little to do with how much re-compression will take place. It's the total size of the VOBs on the original disc that you've selected that will affect how much video re-compression is needed.
You could very well have a 1.5 hour, high video bitrate movie (superbit?) and a 3 hour, low video bitrate movie, occupying the same amount of disk space uncompressed, yet they would need (approximately) the same amount of video re-compression to fit into 4.35 GB of space.
Anyway, I don't have any complaints with v3.05b, although I have seen some noticeable video artifacts turn up using v3.17 on more recent conversions, using the deep analysis option on +7GB DVD9s. So, I'm going back to v3.05b.
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