SansGrip Filters: confused about how to use the filters!
hi all...
first off i want to tell you that i think that kvcd is great - i'm playing with it for 2 days and i am amazed. but i am just confused about all those avisynth-filters. here is my script i am currently using to rip a DVD. btw: i life in the PAL-land :) Code:
LoadPlugin("C:\PROGRA~1\DVD2SVCD\MPEG2Dec\mpeg2dec.dll") please tell me wich off them are _best_ to convert a DVD to a kvcdx3 mpg2. i am trying to get a 2 cd rip because i am using a downmixed ac3 file as sound. i am making a vob of this - so my yamakawa dvd-player just loves my files :wink: and if it makes any difference - what filtes should i use if i try to get a _one_ cd rip? any difference between let's say action-movies and comedy-movies? thank you very log - you people are great |
Hi Hixfjx and welcome :D ,
For 2 CDs, try SpaceDust() and TemporalCleaner(). For 1 CD, try FaeryDust() and Convolution3D(preset="movieLQ"). -kwag |
thanks!!!
hi kwag...
thank you for your quick reply... (while mine isn't that quickly :oops: ) i'm just setting up my dvd2svcd to make a kvcd. sadly there is a bug in the most current version and it doesn't work correctly with tmpenc. so i have to wait for the next version. but i have annother question : is it better to use fitcd or to use GripCrop/GripSize ? bye |
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thanks again, kwag...
now one last question : (not really filter related) i'm encoding DVDs that are INTERLACED. do i have to deinterlace with bob()/something simular or encode it as it is and set video-source-type to interlace ? (currently i'm doing the latter) and should the encode-mode be interlace or non-interlace? sorry for being that stupid :? |
Hi xfjx,
If your target is (K)VCD, you must deinterlace. If it's (SK)VCD, you can encode interlaced. -kwag |
hi kwag...
my target is KVCDx3 (MPEG 2) - so i guess it is SVCD ?! right??! |
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You're very lucky that your player supports interlaced VCDs 8) -kwag |
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