Cut/Edit AVI files and then encode, or encode and then cut/edit?
I have 60 captured VHS files currently in compressed AVI format. Each file has about 4 different family clips -- Smith Kids, Jones Kids, Johnson Christmas, Brown Wedding, etc... I need to assemble DVDs for each family that includes the clips of their kids without all the other content they may or may not be interested in.
I'm thinking my fastest workflow is to encode the captured AVI files into MPEG-2 and then CUT/EDIT using TMPGenc Authoring Works to assemble Family-specific MPEG-2 files -- then author them to DVD. I would do this to save all the time spent rendering AVI clips into Family-specific files -- seems it would be more efficient to just encode them as is and then CUT/EDIT into final MPEG-2. Here is the money question -- will this reduce the quality that ends up on the DVD? I'm hoping that once the MPEG-2 clips have been created they can be rearranged and written to DVD without loss of quality. What do you think? |
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Here's the script I used for the attached interlaced 29.97i mpeg version. It's msimilarv to the previous script but there are differences in the way QTGMC is used, the vInverse plugin is used to calm excessive combing on playback, the FixVHSovertsharp plugin is used to reduce edge halos, I omitted the stabilizer, and there is no anti-stain routine. Code:
AVISource("D:\forum\faq\rks84093\Sample 1b.avi") The vInverse/vInverse2 dll plugin download wiki page is at http://avisynth.nl/index.php/Vinverse. The plugin requires the VisualC++ 2012 runtime, which is linked on the download page. If you installed the QTGMC package, you have the 2012 files. In VirtualDub I applied the same RGB color filters that I mentioned in the previous script. |
@sanlyn, I think some parts of your response are for another thread started by the same user: rks84093
http://www.digitalfaq.com/forum/vide...ove-video.html |
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Thank you!
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