MencodeMe is not working for me!
This weekend i tried to back up a dvd using MencodeMe for the first time and the results weren`t that good. I think MencodeMe didn`t work for me yet or it`s just all my fault. :oops:
I followed the guides step by step and honestly i don`t know what else can i do. I even tried with and without avisynth. Is there really any chance of MencodeMe achieve the same quality as TMPGenc does? I can`t see how! :? I even tried to increase the bitrate by lowering the duration of the file. Yes, my real file duration is 99 minutes and i put it around 83 minutes in order to reach a good 2500 kbps bitrate. It didn`t move forward! My picture was still very blocky. :( My source was a concert dvd i own: U2 - Rattle & Hum(1988) - 29.97fps(100% interlaced)#has a few scratches but plays fine; *used 1pass, never tried 2pass; Please, someone help me?! |
Hi:
First at all, good quality is obtained with mpeg2 2 pass. Take following in account: NTSC: If it's a hard telecined VOB, you must select framerate 23.976 and IVTC. If it's interlaced, you must select deinterlace with the correct field order. Interlacing encode not support yet. NTSC: If it's soft Telecined you must select output 23.976. PAL: You must select the correct frame rate (25) and set the deinterlace options with the correct field order is needed. -------------------------- Visit: KVCD - MencodeMe - Auxiliar Task - KVCD Docking Gate by Prodater64. Visit: Mencoder scripting with AVSEdit and Guide for Multiple Files by Prodater64. Visit: Mini-guide quick and easy - DVD to (S)KVCD with MencodeMe by Maurus. Visit: Mencode-me: a newbie oriented GUI - 0.23 is out! by VMesquita. -------------------------- |
I`ve also used mpeg-2, 1-pass and the quality was even worse! :cry:
Have yet to try 2-pass! How do i check if my source is a hard telecined vob? Then how do i find the correct field order? well, you mean that if i have a framerate of 29.97fps i must change it to 23.976 ?? But that won`t cause any stuttering? Jerky playback? Thanx for the reply! |
@fabiana: Take a look http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic....ight=telecined
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Most concert footage is pure interlaced video so you'll have two options: deinterlace and encode at 29.97fps or use MVConvert60ito24p and get a progressive 23.976fps output.
Here's the main function: Code:
function mvconvert60ito24p(clip x, int "mode") Code:
function kernelbob(clip a, int th) You'll also need to download KernelDeint. Usage is simple: MPEG2Source("path\clip.d2v") KernelBob(7) MVConvert60ito24p() This should give you a smooth progressive stream. You can of course do all the filtering after the functions. |
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