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Originally Posted by Freetza
For both movies I used smartripper, DVD2AVI, and then feed the d2v file directly into tmpeg. Am I missing an important step or something? Once again, thanks for your help and superior knowledge of vcd's!
Mike
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When you feed the .d2v directly to TMPEG, every little noise that you can't see, is fed to the encoder. Remember, you're encoding from a DVD source, but there are macro blocks, even if your eye can't see them.
Not like the original material that was done to generate the MPEG-2 in the DVD, which is uncompressed video.
Use an AviSynth script with TemporalSmoother(2,2) and you'll reduce from 200KB to 500KB per minute.
That makes a huge difference in your final mpeg.
kwag