[Please don’t bump this thread/inquiry out of here–it IS a D2O issue when burning movie-only (the real bread/butter for D2O), and the real ‘experts’ on this topic are in here–not elsewhere…]
Once more around the park…
I know they don’t take much room/space. But…
Does one actually need to include the English sub in a typical (or ANY) English language, movie-only copy? I just can’t tell where typical, American, non-episodic, region 1 releases actually require such to produce a ‘theatrical-experience/accurate’ copy (or can anyone actually cite examples)? [and they ‘mess’ with players that require manual subs-off on remote…]
Related: [all here relate to maximizing space for PQ of larger movies to 1-disk, movie-only copies]–
For cheaper media (admit it–you are cheap, too!), what is the actual ‘safe’ size to set in D2O? I have great results at 72, but tweak it back to 58 or 60 for ‘margin of error’ at end of disk…what say you all? I am growing increasingly paranoid/concerned about end-disk artifacting now that I use the hacked A05 FW to force 2X-burns in C2DVD…
Lastly, I’ve read that clipping most/all of the trailer/end-credits can save up to 175-250 MB–a substantial boon for large-movie transcodes… Best/easiest method for this is what? DVDToolbox?
How about some tips for easiest/safest method?
Better yet–how about D2O addressing this trick in a coming release? And PLEASE, also get rid of the useless, 2 opening ‘clicks’ by making that stuff ‘sticky’). Pretty please!!!