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KVCD Video drags, does not encode smoothly?

Aye dialhot, well here's the AVS Script that i used

Code:

DirectShowSource("Sangam CD1.mpg") + DirectShowSource("Sangam CD2.mpg")

Converttoyv12()

BlindPP(cpu=4) 

Blockbuster(method="noise",detail_min=1,detail_max=3,variance=0.1,seed=1) 

Convolution3d("movielq")

GripCrop(352, 288, overscan=1, source_anamorphic=false) 

GripSize(resizer="LanczosResize") 

Tweak(hue=6, sat=1.1, bright=6)

Undot() 

FluxSmooth(10, 15)

MergeChroma(blur(1.5))

MergeLuma(blur(0.1))

GripBorders()

As you can see from da script i tried to encode CD1 and CD2 but unfortunately TMPGEnc just doesn't want to encode it smoothly as i keep on getting draggy pics in the video clip. I have also tried Environmental settings > VFAPI plug-in tab > Uncheck everything except Avisynth/Virtualdub Script reader v0.1.
My AVI Synth is version 2.5 and TMPGEnc version is 2.521.58.169

I just don't get it why it has to encode in such a bizarre and unwanted manner.

Hi,

Where is the choppy result ? On the PC or the standalone ?
Is is your first encode or did you do other sources with success before ?

on the PC. My first encode.

I haven't overcome this issue but what i did as an alternative is to convert the VCD into DivX and then convert the DivX files into 2 KVCD files, so basically i done them seperately, audio was done seperately as well.

But still i would like to overcome this issue itself and would prefer making 1 KVCD files intead of 2 :P

Hya,
What did you use to view your encode?
You didn't use windows media player did you?
Better try Media Player Classic VLC or something more accurate.
There may be another issue.
An issue regarding codecs installed in your PC.
So maybe better burn your 1 KVCD movie in a CD-RW and try it on your stand alone player.
Maybe it will play flawlessly :P
Cheers

I've tried VLC too but the problem is NOT with my codecs, i am sure i have encoded it properly and that is why i dunno y i got the Draggy picture at the end.
Btw i don't have a DVD standalone player :P