What does “BDRip” mean?

Posted on July 16, 2008. Filed under: Definitions | Tags: |

“BDRip” stands for BluRay Disk Rip. Also read about “BD5″ and “BD9″.

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BDRip & HDDVDRip
Since the end of januari 2007, rips of Blu-Ray & HD-DVDs have been released in the scene. A couple of groups have managed to rip HD movies to a regular DVD. Usually they are have a resolution of 720p or 1080p and are encoded using the X264 codec. There are still just a few groups which are able to rip them

I know of at least one site that refers to a BDRip as a BluRay disc that’s been ripped to XviD format, just like a DVDRip.

thanks a lot as there so many different type… I’ll be confused 1 day by them! :)

someone should call the new format bivx
get it bluray rip to divx

bivx is a term that already exists you goddamn loser, it’s an XviD video that contains dual audio trakcs.

is th quality as good as dvdrip??

p/s;quite new here.. :D

Of course, there’s no definite answer to that – it can depend between releases, but since BDRips are sourced from BluRay, while DVDRips are sourced from DVDs, it follows that BDRips are better quality.

SceneLingo: Not only follows… My opinion from my experience BDRip’s ARE better – if nothing else – sound is better.

the question we should consider IS are they better than DVD’s, as the sizes are roughly the same.

To “Anonymous” from july 11: chill or get a life. Or both?

I agree :o) Some people really need meds lol

Ya itz quite rite but its almost the same a10/v10, i know atleast 1 site who refers it.


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