DVDFab Lightning-Recoding Ensures the Super Fast Speed in Blu-ray Copy

Online, December 21, 2010 (Newswire.com) - We all know that DVDFab always keeps improving to provide all dear customers with better user experience. Exciting news is coming out again, after a series of special offer for this holiday, DVDFab has developed a new-tech "Lightning-Recoding" which is applied in Blu-ray Copy to increase converting speed greatly. Researched and developed independently, Lightning-Recoding will surely become a focus in the multimedia software industry for its super fast speed and outstanding performance.

What is Lightning-Recoding?

Lightning-Recoding is the break-through technology developed by DVDFab and applied in Blu-ray Copy to improve the converting speed greatly when it comes to compression.

Where is Lightning-Recoding applied?
The Lightning-Recoding will be automatically activated in "Full Disc" and "Main Movie" mode of Blu-ray Copy, when the source is progressive H264 video, and when it comes to compression. And in the later, it will be applied in more DVDFab products.

How does Lightning-Recoding work?

Lightning-Recoding will reuse the original information of the source video to decrease the calculating work during compression, thus increase the converting speed to a very large extent - approximately 40% at maximum.

Does Lightning-Recoding perform well?

Lightning-Recording was tested times after times and proves to be stable and perform excellently. Here is an instance for you to get an overall idea.
In the same environment (processor - Intel Core i7-860; memory size - 3GB; graphics card - Geforce GTX 460), under the "Main Movie" mode of Blu-ray Copy, the converting speed of Avatar is 120 min not using Lightning-Recoding, while with Lightning-Recoding enabled, the speed turns out to be 84 min.

Particularly note that for those who have no NVIDIA CUDA technology supported on their computer, they can get advantage of Lightning-Recoding to experience the super fast speed they never had before in Blu-ray Copy, and of course, NVIDIA CUDA users can also benefit a lot from it.

Do you want to know more about Lightning-Recoding? For the detailed information, please go to http://www.dvdfab.com/lightning-recoding.htm.