I never was much of a source quality obsessive, so I'm not sure if my own "eh" about it reflects merely my laziness, or the standards of viewers.
FWIW, I've *always* been a source quality bee-yotch. *g*
If you think about it, though, ripping is still a relatively new way of creating clips, because DVD source wasn't always available. We've been considering ripping, but until we do, we're happy with the quality we get from capturing with Canopus.
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Date: 2004-10-12 09:33 pm (UTC)FWIW, I've *always* been a source quality bee-yotch. *g*
If you think about it, though, ripping is still a relatively new way of creating clips, because DVD source wasn't always available. We've been considering ripping, but until we do, we're happy with the quality we get from capturing with Canopus.