KVCD: Getting vob from .d2v file?
Ok i followed the guides but still have questions
Step by step what i do 1.Start dvd decrypter(version 3.1.9) 2.now do you click on main files on the right or all(all are clicked by default) 3 press dercrypt Now open dvd2avi(version 1.77) 1.Open vob made from above 2.Preview and note stats on right-Not sure what to do with this info Code:
Aspect Ratio Now i don't know what to do in the audio part in dvd2avi(the version i have doesn't exactly match the guides) Do all i do in audio is select Output method-Demux(AC3-MPA-DTS) 3.Save project Now i did this and when i open the d2v file in moviestacker the time is way short(but thanx to Phil)i was pointed out that in the dvd2avi file i see the correct time I did deep Blue Sea which is widscreen and about 88 minutes and with the MA script and kvcd3 got a cq of 28 Now i know this can't be right this is why i need help Please be detailed because :imstupid: Thanx @ Phil -I know i posted a question somewhat to this nature on another part of the board but i thought i would group them all together,sorry for that |
Re: Need help getting vob to .d2v file
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Switch to Ifo mode (by typinf "I" or with the menu "Mode") and you will just have to select the PGC that is the same length (in minutes) that your movie. But it is generally already selected. Quote:
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Aspect Ratio But... theyt are often 23.976 using the "3:2 pulldown" trick in ordoer to let the standalone think they are 23.970. Quote:
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For me MovieStacker always displays the correct time. Maybe you didn't add all the vobs to the project?
i dunno thanks all i got |
Thanx Guys.
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Aspect ratio-16:9 Here is the script Code:
## DLL Section ## Man avis' may be worse quality but much easier to learn :D ,i will get it but just need some help :? |
You're script is correct. All you have to do is to set dvd2avi in "force film" mode before to save the d2v.
Also see the post of incredible there : http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8777 |
Hey Phil, just woke up or still at business :arrow: not tired? :)
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Thanx Phil
I missed this part of the guide Code:
Watch the “Video Type” field and use the table below to Hopefully one final question(doubt it :roll: )If i get this FILM at 95% or lower............ what would i do to get the best quality |
edit- i figured it out
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