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Hello, there is an article on the FAQ here: http://ideas.rifftrax.com/knowledgebase/articles/468371-what-do-your-video-formats-mean

We link to this on all of the download pages, too!

Let us know if we can add anything further to make this page easier to find.

Also, please explain why the 'To Burn' version (ISO) is so much larger than the 'High TV' version (which I thought was the highest possible resolution)? Case in point, "Hawk the Slayer":
Download to Burn (3.96 GB)
High TV (1.68 GB)