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Sure, it can be, if you have a fast enough connection and a slow enough drive and/or computer or GPU that can't transcode it fast enough. If you just remove th
by solardev 2y ago
Sure, it can be, if you have a fast enough connection and a slow enough drive and/or computer or GPU that can't transcode it fast enough.
If you just remove the copy protection and copy over the original compression, that should be faster, but then you're left with a huge file that's often bigger than it really needs to be.