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exe extension of a file name displays an executable file. The software is usually about 7.76 MB in size. RsEngineHelper.exe is an executable file that is part of the Reason Core Security program developed by by Reason Software Company Inc. Can I remove or delete rsEngineHelper.exe? Is rsEngineHelper.exe safe, or is it a virus or malware? So if you want to rip multiple regions, you'll need region-free firmware for your dvd drive.  Other than that, avi is more wasteful (your files will be bigger with the same information in them), more corruptible, and mov has more features (more than two tracks possible, text and interactive sprite tracks, more metadata, reference dependencies, streaming, etc), besides the obvious detriment that avi is hard to work with and impossible to edit on the mac.ĭazzla, I don't think 0SEx can rip anything more than what DVD Player.app can read. Mov is better in every imaginable way except that the first set-top mpeg-4 players demand avi (for now, hopefully mp4 is coming soon). Anyway, what difference does it make? Avi plays fine in QT Player, provided you have all the correct codecs installed. Maybe it's just my personal bias, but I'll avoid it until it can output either mp4 or mov files. Anyway, here's a forum discussion about the differences between DiVA and OpenShiiva:

The downside is a potentially worse picture quality and a more convoluted process to the end result.Ī few links: OpenShiiva, DiVA, 0SEx, 3ivx Quicktime component, a52decX, and a very handy bitrate calculator.Įdit: I hate long-winded posts. Also, the 3ivx devlopment team has supported the Mac platform very well. Personally, I use the DiVA method, as it allows for a little more fine tuning and is quite a bit faster once you get the process down. It also is able to do 2-pass Xvid rips, which should theoretically be of the highest quality possible in a Mac. On the other hand, OpenShiiva will create an mp4 file, which should be viewable with most MPEG4 compatible players. Also, DiVA is limited to using Quicktime codecs, so it currently cannot do 2-pass encoding. However, if you plan on distributing the files, it can be a hassle for people to install Quicktime (if they're on a PC) and the 3ivx component. A few more notes: Currently, Diva only encodes to the Quicktime container, which is fine for personal use.