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bigggt,
i posted how i do,why i use this way and i think that i'm the only one that using dvd2svcd(dd2dvd)with Roba got 2 movies with 2 audios ac3 from source and 2 subs for 1 Kdvd with perfect size.
i can't find nobody here that got seamless results like me! but still i have opinions against my results if nobody test what i did...this is strange for me. but now it's irrelevant.
if you want the same result as i got, please follow the DDogg's recomendations in this thread,this is the way that i choose to got my results posted: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...0&pagenumber=1
please,atention in the 2nd,5th and in the 6th DDogg's post...is the resume to got that results! if you have doubts, please post in that thread cos(as you can see) my poor english is unclear, i can't explain better but i got the results posted. best is read the whole thread,ok?
only to remember: DDogg was beta tester of dvd2svcd(maybe still as beta tester) and you can trust in his recomendations!i am thankfull to DDogg cos following his recomendations posted in that thread,all my problems are gone(file size,audio ac3,etc,etc)
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Thanx Jorel

I have read that thread many times so far ,and since you explained to me how to do this i have done 2 movies on 1 dvd and am very pleased with the result.

Its just when you get the main people like Yourself,Phil and Boulder having this discusiion it just makes me uncertain that i am doing it correctly,and sometimes i don'y understand what you guys are saying

I just wanted to make sure that DS2Roba was the way to go.
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07-08-2004, 03:36 AM
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here,we are working for big file sizes,different for svcds in one cdr!
I don't know how you can do SVCD on 1CD but as I told, the majority of mines were on 2 CD, so I am talking about a 1.6GB target size, the same you have now for a DVD.

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just do it,and without loosing time, target size and quality! c'mon do it Phil!
And again you did not understand me. It's not testing Roba that will be useless. It's comparing Roba to "normal" 2pass method taht will be useless because, and I repeat again, I never had ANY problems of SIZE (i'm just talking about SIZE here) with 2pass and I don't see why I should start to have some problem now.

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see that in the logs, the options was choosed exact like i posted
i pm to you this exact way a few weeks ago, remember?
find that pm and check...it's the same that i wrote here.
Jorel I'm sorry to tell you that but you really have a personality problem. You always repeat again and again that you do not lie and you tell exactly what you are doing even when people repeat to you again and again that they had read (and understood) you. WE DO NOT NEED THAT ! We trust you at the first post ! It's more than boring, it's start to be insulting.
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I just wanted to make sure that DS2Roba was the way to go.
Yes it is.

The discussion with Jorel is just to make him understand how Roba achieve this quality and correct size at the same time because he is using it without having really understood all that stands below this method.

And A BIG PART of the discussion is because Jorel THINK we are saying that Roba is NOT a good method. Between what we are saying, what Jorel reads and what he is certain we have said (even if we didn't) there is a galaxy !
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back to egg!

for who don't know this thread:
a long time ago i was trying to explain what my poor english can't write.
for who don't know this thread here in page 3 have some details:
http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic....r=asc&start=32

for all :
first my sincere excuses to my friends that posted here cos you are very helpfull when i need and always do the best for me and for the whole forum!
again i'm sorry for my incompetence to express my mind in english and sometimes my posts loose the scence this thread was turning hot and i was guilty cos for more that i was trying to explain i could not post it clear!

reading this link you'll can understand what i was trying to show:
start from the last 2 posts in this page:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...0&pagenumber=8
and follow to the next page: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...0&pagenumber=9

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