Full dubbing of a film is a technically complex process and is considered the “highest achievement” in film dubbing. Carried out by professionals at film studios. In order to dub a film, all recorded sounds and voices must be separated, replacing the voices, and then mixing the overall sound. DUB.TS, DUBTS, DUBC - (Dublicated TS/CAMRip)- Dubbing from the screen. That is, the video footage can be of high quality, but the sound is used from a low-quality copy. For example, there is a Russian film of low quality, and an English version of high quality. Dubbed- The original sound has been removed from the film. For example, they took a track from a Russian cinema and put it on an American release. DVO (2VO) - (Double Voice Over)- Two-voice voice-over translation is a voice-over translation, but unlike a multi-voice translation, the film is translated by two understudies, a man and a woman. L- amateur polyphonic translation L1- amateur single-voice translation L2- amateur two-voice translation Line.Dubbed- The same as Dubbed, only in this case the sound was taken from the “chair” or “projector” (Line). Mic.Dubbed- The same as Dubbed, only the sound was recorded with a microphone in a cinema. MVO - (Multi Voice Over)- Polyphony (three or more, can be professional or amateur) - this is when the original speech of the film is muffled (at the same time a little other sounds are muffled) and the voices of several actors (professional) or non-actors (amateur) are superimposed on top, but the original sound track is still the same a little audible. O- original (in Russian films) OST, Orig, Original - (Original SoundTrack)- Original sound P- professional multi-voice translation. It is worth noting that the letter P in the title of the film can also denote a professional two-voice translation, as well as L - an amateur two-voice translation, since many of the group's releases do not divide the translation into multi-voice and two-voice. P1- professional single-voice translation (often the author’s) P2- professional two-voice translation PC- Professional (multi-voice, voice-over) from the screen PDVO, P2VO - (Professional Double Voice Over)- Professional two-voice (or “boy - girl”) PNO- There is no sound. POFF- No sound required. PSVO, PVO - (Professional Single Voice Over)- Professional single-voice SVO (1VO, VO) - (Single Voice Over)- Single-voice voice-over translation is a translation where all actors are voiced by the same understudy (usually a man). Such translations are especially familiar to all fans of VHS movies from the 80s and 90s. Simultaneous translation (Goblin)- Cool translation. The names of the characters and the plot change.
Release Features
Dupe- A second release of the same film by a different release group (usually stolen from the first). Proper- Re-release of a film (sometimes by a different group) due to the poor quality of the previous one. Recode- Release converted to another format or re-encoded. Rerip- New rip of the film DC (Director's Cut)- Director's cut is a special edition of the film, presenting the film from the director's point of view, and not edited according to the requirements of customers, distributors, studios, film critics, etc. Limited- The film was shown in a limited number of cinemas. Usually no more than 250-500. Pay-per-view- (watching for money) - video content distributed by channels like HBO on individual orders from subscribers of the corresponding paid service (for example, erotica) transcoded with the XviD codec. Another “folk art” in the notations from the series SE (Special Edition)- Special version of the film. A striking example is the restored version of “Star Wars” with the addition of computer graphics, animation, and 3D models to the material from the 70s. STV (Straight To Video)- The film was immediately released on DVD/cassette, bypassing cinemas. Quality - DVDrip or VHSrip, respectively. WP (Workprint)- This is the so-called “Beta version” of the film. Particularly interesting for film lovers. It is usually released in VCD format much earlier than it is shown in cinemas around the world. Due to the fact that this is a pre-release film, the quality of the material may vary from excellent to very poor. Often some scenes and computer special effects may be missing. However, there may also be scenes in Workprint that will be cut in the final version. You can recognize such versions by the timer at the top or bottom of the screen (it is needed for subsequent editing of the final version). FS (Fullscreen)- release in full screen mode, video resolution 3:4. Often a Fullscreen is made from a Widescreen version using the Pan and Scan (PS) method, cutting off part of the frame on the sides. WS (Widescreen), Letterbox- widescreen video, usually 16:9. When viewed on a regular 3:4 aspect ratio screen, there will be black bars at the top and bottom of the screen. PS (Pan and Scan)- Method for converting widescreen (WS) video to fullscreen (FS) mode. In this case, part of the frame on the right and left is cut off. Watermarked- Small logos of the TV channel or releaser."May he rest in peace." Later, the English version of rest in peace appeared. The expression is found in obituaries, on tombstones, and when mentioning the recently deceased in Western Christian culture. The phrase is the end of the prayer that the deceased rest in peace awaiting the Day of Judgment. In writing, as a rule, the variant R.I.P. is used. instead of rip.
Modernity
Gamers often use the word rip as a synonym for "died."
Nowadays, cases of using rip with or without reason have become more frequent. This is due to the ubiquity of social networks and the fact that teenagers follow the example of their foreign colleagues. In America and Europe, rip is an extremely popular content for commentary on news/posts about someone's death.
The word rip has several meanings:
1. Routing Information Protocol - a term from the field of information technology, “computer”. In this case, rip means "routing protocol in computer networks." That is, it is a protocol that allows you to dynamically obtain new routing information.
2. Resin Impregnated Paper - insulation paper that is impregnated with resin. Also used in the spelling "RIP insulation".
3. Raster Image Processor - a typographic term, literally translated - the processor of a printing device.
4. rip, ripping - an English verb denoting the process of transferring information from a medium to a specific file on a hard drive. Commonly used as an explanation of the type of movie on torrent trackers, for example, DVDrip (copy from a DVD), BDrip (copy from a Blu-ray disc), HDrip (copy of a high-definition file), etc.
The well-known Jack the Ripper in the original spelling - Jack the Ripper.
5. rip - also an English verb, literally meaning "to tear".
6. receptor interacting protein - a term from molecular biology. Indicates a protein that interacts with the TNF receptor.
7. Rip Van Vickle is a hunter, a character in a story by American writer Washington Irving.
The word RIP means a copy of some digital material, most often illegal. “rips” are available in large quantities and freely available for downloading on various Internet sites.
In our modern digital era, it is impossible to do without rips. We encounter the most common rips when watching or downloading movies (CAMRip, TV-Rip, BDRip, DVD-Rip). All these rips are of different quality. And before downloading a video to your computer, you need to figure out the quality so as not to be disappointed in the quality of the video or sound.
Instructions
Remux:
The highest quality rip to date. It is material from original HD DVD and Blu-ray discs without any re-encoding. Often with cut out additional materials, audio tracks and subtitles.
BDRip:
Rip made from Blu-ray disc. The highest quality rip in relation to the video file size. The quality is much better than DVD-Rip.
HDDVDRip:
A rip made from an HDDVD disc, the quality is not inferior to a Blu-ray disc. Although recently multilayer Blu-ray discs have appeared - 4s which can hold up to 100 GB. When HDDVD only holds 15 GB
DVDRip:
Rip from original DVD. Video and sound quality is good, but inferior to BDRip
HDTV-Rip:
It is a recorded broadcast from an HD channel, with the channel logo and sometimes advertising banners.
TV-Rip:
Material recorded from a cable TV channel. Inferior to HDTV-Rip only in video resolution.
CAMRip:
Rip of the poorest quality. Video recorded with (). The video may be shot at an angle, and there may be silhouettes and voices of people. Often the sound volume disappears. Rips of this quality appear after the film is released in theaters and remain relevant until the release of Blu-ray and DVD discs
Helpful advice
Good luck with choosing the right rip
The abbreviation RIP is often found on tombstones in English and Italian speaking countries. In the age of modern technology, the Internet and television, this inscription is found everywhere, but the true meaning of this abbreviation is not new at all and goes back centuries.
Translated from English RIP as rest in peace and translated into Russian as “rest in peace.” However, this is a modern interpretation of the acronym R.I.P. in Latin, which means requiescat in pacem. In ancient times, it was written exclusively on tombstones and gravestones. It was this Latin version, and not modern English, that was used for burials in the Middle Ages in America and England, where Protestantism and Catholicism occupied a leading position in religion.
RIP - prayer for the repose of the soul of the deceased
This phrase is not just a wish from the living to the dead. The words "rest in peace" were originally mentioned in the ancient prayer Requiem Eternam, which literally translates as "rest." The words of this prayer are addressed to God, and ask to give the deceased eternal peace and eternal light, and the words requiescat in pacem are the final words in the prayer.
In Catholicism, a person's soul after death goes to Purgatory, where it is decided where it will go after death. To this day, Catholics use this prayer when appealing to the Lord with a request to release the soul of the deceased from Purgatory and send him to. In order for the soul of the deceased to go to Paradise and not end up with the Devil, it is prayed for with the prayer Requiem Eternam, where at the end the words “Rest in peace” are highlighted. Amen".
Later, analogues of the Latin phrase appeared in other languages - English and Italian. In English, RIP is the well-known rest in peace, and in Italian this phrase sounds like riposi in pace. These phrases are similar, which once again emphasizes their belonging to the same language group and the common roots of the English and Italian languages.
In English, the phrase rest in peace contains some play on words. The abbreviation RIP and the word reaper, which translates as “reaper,” have fairly similar pronunciations. In many religions, death appears in the form of a black or grim reaper who comes with a scythe for the soul of the deceased. It is in the image of a scythe that death is represented in many Western European cultures.
RIP in modern culture
The abbreviation RIP is actively used in their youth subculture by goths, as well as fans of the metal music style. Representatives of Gothic culture are characterized by deep philosophical reflections on the meaning of life and death. And it is typical for metal bands to use the abbreviation RIP in the titles of their songs in various interpretations. For example, the world-famous group AC/DC has a song in its repertoire called RIP - Rockinpeace.
Video on the topic
When asked what r.i.p. means. ? given by the author Trainspotting the best answer is R.I.P. (Latin requiescat in pace, English rest in peace) - an abbreviation adopted by Catholics and Protestants, meaning “rest in peace” (the Latin version uses a verb in the 3rd person subjunctive mood and is more accurately translated as “May [he/a] rest in peace" in the world") . What is noteworthy is that the abbreviation is the same in both English and Latin (because the nouns are borrowed from Latin, and the preposition “in” is of common Indo-European origin and is the same in both languages). Often used in gravestone inscriptions like this: "R.I.P., %username%".
Due to its memetic nature, R.I.P. very often used even by the Russian-speaking public, often completely out of place. Used:
- Those who believe that by attaching a non-Russian word, they will make the phrase much deeper and express strong grief for the deceased. For example, if you type “r.i.p.” into Yandex, the option to search for the words “r.i.p. ratmir”, which is what he is hinting at.
- Instead of the word “died” (usually by gamers). When used, the word is often Russified and even conjugated: “My Persian was ripped off!” .
- Thanks to the original cemetery theme of the Goth Herks. Example:
- Simply in relation to someone's death. For example, requests like “FreeBSD RIP” are often found on ENT.
- Linuxoids in general in relation to M$ software.
- As a postscript to the bully (like “Cute DefFkA”, “Sexy Girl”, etc.) by dicks and simply especially gifted males.
Interesting Facts:
- There is a play on words: R.I.P.” and “reaper” (literally - reaper, not literally - death with a scythe - if grim reaper - grim reaper), with a complete lack of common origin, sound similar and mean almost the same thing.
- There is a game of the same name.
- In the ancient game Digger, when the protagonist of a wheelbarrow dies, a grave with this inscription appears at the scene.
- The verb “rip” means “to tear”, which can also cause a play on words.
- Duke Nukem, having killed another boar, sometimes says “Rest in Pieces.”
- The Pindos mitol band Megadeth has in its repertoire a song and an album of the same name “Rust in Peace”.
- The Brazilian mitol band Sepultura has in its repertoire the song “Rest in Pain” (“Rest in Pain” “Rest in Pain”, dammit!!!).
- Pindos racial nigra Brotha Lynch Hung has in her repertoire the song “Rest in Piss” (“Rest in Piss”).
Also:
- In printing, RIP is the process of rasterizing images, that’s right!
- In game, video and music piracy, RIPing (English: “to rip smth.”) is the process of repacking/reassembling/recoding the original content in order to reduce the size/bypass protection/distill into another format, etc. Usually ( but not always) is produced with the loss of part of the original data (in games - cut videos and sound, in music/video - lossy encoding with loss in the quality of the output stream). The resulting material is called RIP.
- In network technologies, the name of the routing protocol.
- On the graves of Windows users they write “RIP”, on the graves of admin-kulhatskers - “RIP2”, and only on the graves of true-*nix system administrators they write “w:OSPF”.
- In molecular biology, RIP (receptor interracting protein) is a protein that interacts with the TNF receptor (tumor necrosis factor) and has a death domain, that’s right.
- Rip van Winkle is a racial American hunter. I slept in the forest for 20 years, and upon returning home I didn’t understand anything.
- In the manga "Hellsing" Rip Van Winkle is a vampire, a fascist and a magic shooter all rolled into one. The character's name is taken from the legend of (SUDDENLY) Rip van Winkle and Rip is just a Dutch name here.
- In x86-64 architecture, RIP is a machine instruction pointer. Which should somehow hint.
Source:
Answer from Ekaterina Blumgart[newbie]
a man died
Answer from Danil Bushtak[newbie]
r.i.p it means rest in peace
Answer from Yoasha Shaposhnikov[newbie]
In Russian Without Abbreviations Rest in Peace
Answer from Marina[newbie]
rest in peace
Answer from Nikita Romashkin[newbie]
I thought r.i.p was “Remember, love, cherish”
Answer from Valeria Fedorova[newbie]
rest in peace
Answer from Anya Maslennikova[active]
R.I.P. (Latin requiescat in pace, English rest in peace) - an abbreviation adopted by Catholics and Protestants, meaning “rest in peace” (the Latin version uses a verb in the 3rd person subjunctive mood and is more accurately translated as “May [he/a] rest in peace" in the world") .
Answer from Jason Voorhees[newbie]
rest in peace
Answer from Olga Ponomareva[active]
rest in peace
Hi all! Today we’ll try to figure out what ripping is and what Rip formats exist. For those whose activities are related to the processing of video materials, this information has long been known, but for beginners and amateurs in this matter, I hope the information offered below will be interesting and useful. Let's figure it out...
Everyone, I hope, already remembers the historical recordings on VHS tapes. This video format is used (it would be more correct to say “used”) on video cassettes. It should be noted that he passed into the past with honor. All that remains are good memories of the first expensive video recorders and exciting viewings of the whole company with some action movie starring Chuck Norris or Van Damme. But times and technologies change. And, consequently, new concepts and definitions appear. Let's figure it out..
What is ripping
Often, when reading the description of any video material, the quality of the video is indicated in the form of an abbreviation. For example, DVD-Rip, PDTV-Rip or Cam-Rip. Knowing the designations of these letters, you can get an idea of the quality of the recording.
First, let's define what "Rip" means. There is no need to draw an analogy with the inscription on the tombstone “rest in peace,” which means “rest in peace.” Rip in translation means “to tear” or “torn off from something.”
Ripping (eng. ripping) - extracting information from the original media (video or audio) into a new file. As a rule, the data is converted (compressed) for more convenient playback. A video in Rip format is a copy of the original, usually a pirated copy. Often, ripping can be classified as video piracy.
Types of Rip format
Cam-rip. Otherwise called “screen”, “CAM” or “rag”. This copy is filmed from the cinema screen. The screen has disgusting picture and sound quality. You can often hear the audience talking, coughing, sneezing, laughing. Sometimes a silhouette of a person walking along the cinema screen appears. The image may be shot at an angle and may shake.
DVD-Rip. The most common post format. A copy of the recording from the original DVD. Often the disk capacity is up to 1.5 GB. Video encoding is mpeg4. The recording quality is very good. It's just inferior to the quality of rips from Blu-ray discs (BD). May be designated Super DVD or HQ DVD (High quility).
DVD-Scr. Incomplete version. This kind of video is produced for film critics. May have watermarks, links, inscriptions. The quality is the same as DVD-Rip.
TV-Rip. Such a video copy is recorded from a television signal, cable or antenna. Recording is done using flash cards or DVD players. The quality of video recording depends on the recording equipment. As a rule, copies are of decent quality.
Sat-Rip. A copy of the video is recorded from satellite television. Its quality depends on the video signal and provider. With a good signal, you can get a high-quality recording.
PDTV-Rip. In English "Pure Digital Television", which means "pure digital TV". The quality of the recorded material is good. Due to the fact that the signal was not converted from analog to digital. You can add SatRip and IPTV recording to this Rip. The recording quality is good.
Telecine. The copy is taken from the projector by cinema employees. Quality may vary.
WEBDL-Rip. The recording is made from an Internet broadcast. The quality is excellent. Can compete with BD-Rip.
HDTV-Rip. The recording is made from an HDTV channel (High Definition Television). That's why the channel logo is present. The quality depends on the broadcast. Resolution 1920x1080 or 1280x720.
BD-Rip. This is a copy of files from a Blu-Ray disc. Today, the highest quality films are recorded on BD. They can be recorded in several layers. Up to 25 GB of materials can be placed on one layer. Often the movie size is more than 9 GB. The quality is better than DVD-Rip.
BDRemux. A copy of files from a Blu-Ray disc, but already cleared of unnecessary materials (dubbing, subtitles, translation, etc.). BDRemux is created to reduce the file size of the original disc.
Have you ever thought about the fact that we are surrounded by so many pirated copies? What media do you have at home?
R.I.P. . . This abbreviation can often be seen on the Internet, in the media, and in real life. It is not difficult to see that this inscription is present where condolences are expressed regarding the passing of life. . .
Rest in Peace - this is how this phrase sounds completely in English. Rest is a noun meaning “rest, peace, sleep,” peace is a noun meaning “peace, silence, tranquility.” Thus, in general, the entire phrase is translated “rest in peace” and most succinctly and clearly expresses thoughts about grief for the departed.
Story
This expression was first used by Catholics and Protestants (the Latin expression used was requiescat in pace - “may he rest in peace”). The English analogue appeared later and successfully took root throughout the Christian culture of the West. The phrase itself is found in a prayer calling on a deceased person to rest in peace while awaiting the coming day of judgment. . . R.I.P. - it is in this form (with dots) that the phrase finds its presence in obituaries and on the tombstones themselves.
Modernity
As a consequence of the spread and popularity of social networks, as well as the desire to imitate the Western lifestyle, R.I.P. began to be used very, very often. Each message about this or that death and tragedy is inevitably accompanied by hundreds of “rips” in the comments.
However, rip can be decrypted and translated in another way:
- Routing Information Protocol- means “routing protocol”. Using this protocol in the field of modern information technologies, a certain amount of certain data is obtained.
- Resin Impregnated Paper (or "RIP insulation")- used to refer to insulating paper that is impregnated with a special resin.
- Raster Image Processor(a term used in printing) - refers to the processor of the printing device itself.
- DVDrip, BDrip, HDrip- from the English verb ripping, which directly denotes the process of directly transferring information from a certain medium to a hard disk file.
- Rip- also another English verb "to break".
- Receptor interacting protein(biological) is a protein that interacts with the TNF receptor itself.
- Rip Van Vickle is a character created by writer Washington Irving. This is the hunter in one of his stories.
