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Some groups are known for "transcoding" (re-encoding for the sake of it), while others are respected for their "transparent" encodes that look identical to the source while saving space.

Since the early 2000s, the "scene" and the broader Peer-to-Peer (P2P) community have operated under a mandate of efficiency. The goal of a "rip" was to transcode the massive storage footprint of a physical medium (DVD, Blu-ray) into a digestible file size suitable for internet transfer and local archiving, usually adhering to strict standards (e.g., the x264 release rules). bloat brrip

Some BRRips include uncompressed "Master Audio" tracks (DTS-HD or Dolby TrueHD). While great for high-end home theaters, these tracks alone can add 3–5GB to a file. Some groups are known for "transcoding" (re-encoding for