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Originally Posted by coolitalian707
what exactly to you meen by the "authoring part"? as i said, all i kno about kdvds is what i know from kvcds....
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The authoring is what you have to do after you encoded the video. The "making" of the disc itself (with a menu to select the ep for instance). As I understand that you never did any DVD, then you should start to do a "basic" one, that is one movie (or two) and try to put that on a dvd. Starting with a tv show for the very first attemp is not something I'd recommend.
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i tried the kdvd full template and tmpgenc told me that the estimated file size would be like 800mb.....that abosulety has to be rong....
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What is wrong is that you are using the wizard, don't you ? Tmpgenc
can't tell you the size of any video (KVCD ou KDVD) before you encode it.
And 800 mb can be correct, according to the settings you put. Size is not related in whatsoever to the size of the source but only on the length in minutes.
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first i split the audio and video with [ ...virtual dub? mod?]
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DVD2AVI ! Except if your sources are not DVD. And then, read the disclamer.
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....i then use the [ ...kdvd full?] template in tmpgenc to convert the video to .mv2....
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With full template you won't put a complete season on a disc. First, forget about the template, just take one (let say the full one) that will set all the needed things in tmpgenc, and modify it according to the goal you have. And this is the same for any job you do.
For the season 6 (20 ep) I had to change the resolution to VCD one, ant the max bitrate to 2000. All the previous seasons have been done with 1/2DVD resolution (352*576) and max video bitrate to 3000. I put 15 ep per disc (some seasons are shorten than others).
All other settings are the ones of the full template. And of course
I used a script
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then i use [ ...headac3e?] to convert the audio to [ ...mp2?];
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This is right. Don't convert to 44.1, you have to be in 48Khs for DVD (different with VCD).
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....then i join them together with [ ....tmpgenc?]...
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No need. That is where the authoring tool comes.
Look at Tmpgenc DVD Author, or DVDLab Pro.
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For instance.