Most people love to watch movies. And often on the Internet, when downloading or buying media, you can find various abbreviations (CAMRip, DVD Scr, etc.). So what does TS, DVD-Rip, etc. mean?
All of these acronyms stand for audio and video quality. CAMRip is the first and usually the worst. Sound and video are recorded in the cinema hall. Films of this quality appear the fastest after the release of the film. This explains the low quality. From time to time you can hear laughter or voices of the audience on the screen, silhouettes may appear in front of the screen, etc.
TS is also recorded on a camera in the cinema, but the room is completely empty. The quality of video and sound is better than that of CAMRip, since the equipment is placed on a tripod, and the audio accompaniment is recorded from a separate input, which eliminates the possibility of extraneous noise.
TC is often confused with TS. The video is filmed from the original film using special equipment. The quality of video and sound depends on the professionalism of the equipment used. However, when viewing, there is a violation of the natural color gamut.
DVDRip, DVD-Screener and HQ DVD - designation of video files, the contents of which are removed from the original DVD disc and processed. The image is aligned, noise removed. In general, the quality is quite good even with small volumes (600 MB - 1.5 GB).
TVRip is another quality. The video was recorded from a television signal. Nowadays, material of this quality is rare, mainly on cassette media. If you make a copy of them, you get SCR. An image of this quality is damaged by watermarks and darkening.
