Hi
Quick question
If I'm burning [let's say] as many files [films] as I can onto Bluray - but I want it at the 'best possible quality Long Project'
If the first file is 480p, then the rest are 720p or 1080p
I can get a lot more files onto the Bluray before the quality changes to worse than 'best/long project'
Than if the first file is NOT the 480p one
For instance I could have 10 files waiting to burn [only the first one is 480p] - if I delete the 480p first file [from the ConvertXtoHD3] - suddenly the project gets downgrade to poor quality [even though there is one less file than before on the list - so there should be more space]
Does this mean...
What ever your first file is, that's the quality for all the files afterwards [?]
If not
Why would 10 files [first being the only one at 480p <rest higher quality>] be 'best quality long project' - but if I take off that first file and have the same other 9 files - suddenly the files are now going to be recorded NOT at best quality [?]
It feels like the first file dictates how the rest are treated [?]
So I should always put a 1080p file first - to get the best possible quality [?]
First File dictates the quality????
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