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Dialhot

05-12-2005 06:16 PM

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Originally Posted by maurus

But With 3 movies, are good quality? What are the minim for CQ and Average bitrate?

First, note that I have a standalone that eats almost anything (pioneer DV454). For three movies, I use regular KVCDx3 resolution (544x480/576). This is NOT standard for a DVD, but it works for me. With this, I also have a CQ about 85-90, and so the quality is excellent. Average bitrate is not really interesting compared to CQ value.

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2) No problem here with runtime errors, but with GripFit I can't use Lanczos4resize. Only LanczosResize and Bicubicresize (normal 0.3, not Bicubic Precise at 0.6). And I read GripFit not support 544 resolution...

It supports it very well. And you can use the resizer you want by using only GripCrop, then the resizer (not Gripsize) using the internal variables from gripfit.
Fabrice discovered this and explained it there : http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic....gripcrop#63177

maurus

05-13-2005 03:46 AM

Thanks, Phil.

-Maurus

incredible

05-13-2005 10:32 AM

Maurus please not IF! you choose 528 or 544 as DVD widths like Phil does, then you shouldnt use GripfFit as Resize Calculator! As GripFits c++ code showed me that the PAR of 544 is calculated directly out of 3/4 PAR from 720 and thats not correct.

So if you resize to 528/544 widths (NTSC or PAL) do use FitCD in case of all other known widths you can use GripFit.

Btw .... IF the DVD Standalone also supports 528 widths in DVD Mode I never would use 544 widths in PAL as a lot of Pixels which are encoded will be finally out of the TV effective Display range. Its the same "logic" like when encoding 704 and not 720 ;)

768 = PAL max. Area (Overscan not included)

544 * (512/351) = 793!
528 * (512/351) = 770!

... means 528 is enough to match PALs needed 768 Area :)

768/(512/351) = 526,5 ... means the effective Picture Width area of 544 and 528 encoding shown on a PAL TV Device (overscan still not included!)

oxycotton420

05-22-2005 07:34 AM

Hello guys...I wasj ust wondering which Plugins would i have to load to this script that dialhot posted earlier.

Code:

DGDecode_Mpeg2Source("PATH\NAME.d2v",cpu=4,idct=7) 

Lanczos4Resize(...) 

RemoveGrain() 

Deen() 

AddBorders(...)

i know one of them has to be the deen.dll but i'm not sure about all the other ones. Thanks

Dialhot

05-22-2005 10:53 AM

Dgdecode.dll and RemoveGrainSse2.dll (if you have a P4, else the name change). Do a search on the forum to find them.

oxycotton420

05-22-2005 01:00 PM

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Do a search on the forum to find them.

Do you mean to find the rest of the Filters i need ? or are those the only 2 that i need that u posted

Dialhot

05-22-2005 01:56 PM

In the script you post there is no need for other things. Others instruction are internal to avisynth. RTFM.

oxycotton420

05-22-2005 03:19 PM

Ahh okay i see what your saying....what version of avisynth you using 2.5 Beta or just the 2.0 ? I heard that 2.5 Beta isnt really stable at the moment

Dialhot

05-22-2005 03:57 PM

You probably heard that during last century ;).

The only official release of avs is now 2.5.5. 2.0 is dead since 2 years.
Betas are all numbered 2.5.6 and have "betas" in their name.

http://sourceforge.net/project/showf...group_id=57023

oxycotton420

05-22-2005 04:07 PM

hahah yeah my mistake k i'll install this 2.5 and not the 2.5.6 Alpha :) thanks for this script i hope it gives axceptable resulsts

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