Need to convert PAL to NTSC
Have never attempted this, being in NTSC land. Can someone post a sample script an a few comments to get me started. I've searched through the posts without any real success. These films have English subtitles.
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Re: Need to convert a PAL to NTSC
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Do use your usual script without change pal fps, but resizing to ntsc resolution. Be sure your avisynth output is progressive, so your final video stream also will be. dgpulldown manages progressive material. After it apply dgpulldown. http://neuron2.net/dgpulldown/dgpulldown.html |
As this film is interlaced (16x9), 25fps, what script line should I use to make progressive (deinterlace)? I'm going to first figure out how to process this, then investigate subtitles.
I will get resize line from fitcd. Input is anamorphic, so will test both 704x480 anamorphic out and 704x480 non-anamorphic out. Is there any difficulties with adding subtitles to anamorphic? Will use Boulders one script: Mpeg2Source("H:\video\film.d2v",idct=7) RemoveGrain(mode=1) TemporalSoften(2,3,3,6,2) BicubicResize(688,352,0,0.6,8,0,704,576) Limiter() ConverttoRGB24() AddBorders(8,64,8,64) Thanks, |
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Telecide(order=1,guide=2,post=0) Note: are you *sure* it is interlaced ? 5% of my DVD are interlaced, not more. Movies genereally aren't, but TV shows are. Quote:
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Mode 2 is better in removegrain than mode 1 but I don't remember when Boulder adviced to use mode 1. |
Thanks, Phil
As usual, left out major point. This is dvd (purchased in Paris a couple months ago). Stepped through with VirtualDub and it appears to have no interlaced frames, although DVD2AVI says it is interlaced. Will process as is and use DGPulldown. Sorry about all the questions, but my encodes have been ntsc captures from my PVR250 and I've never tried anything PAL before. Would prefer being able to select subtitles, but wish to take easiest route. Will author with DVDLab Pro. |
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Edited: You can try this http://www.vmesquita.com/forum/index.php?topic=1142.0 portuguese guide to direct subtitles with DVDLab Pro. It is easy to do, follow pics. If you have any doubt, just ask me. |
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I traslated original guide. |
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Used guide you translated with subrip. Everything seems to be working ok. Can I configure DVDLab Pro to select with or without subtitles?
Thanks. :D |
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If I understand well you question, you can select if your subtitles are on or off when DVD starts in same sub1 window: http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/i.../2005/08/1.gif |
And if yur question is "can I do a menu with a button to select or not the subtitle", then yes. Right click on the button you want in the menu and select "Link -> Set Subtitle -> Subtitle stream 1 + Restart Menu".
There are a lot of other ways but this is the easiest. |
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When I run SubRip, it creates .sst file which I save in same folder as bmp files. When I am loading into DVDLab Pro, this file does not appear, but I do load all the bmp files. :?: Should the .sst file be listed in DVDLab? I created 2 buttons, "Play" and "Play with subtitles". Quote:
How can I set this to play without subtitles with my "Play" button and to play with subtitles with my "Play with subtitles" button? |
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When I run SubRip, it creates .sst file which I save in same folder as bmp files. When I am loading into DVDLab Pro, this file does not appear, but I do load all the bmp files. :?: Should the .sst file be listed in DVDLab? I created 2 buttons, "Play" and "Play with subtitles". Quote:
:?: How can I set this to play without subtitles with my "Play" button and to play with subtitles with my "Play with subtitles" button? |
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I can give you the commands you need, but explaining how to use the "VM Command" widget in the connexion window is too long to do here. For instance read that (it's far more tricky than what you need but this is where I learnt all about VM commands) : http://www.mediachance.com/dvdlab/tu.../amanager.html |
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I get "Unsupported File Type Error" when importing .sst into DVDLab (Steps 13 & 14). I will try again tonight. Really appreciate all the aid and information. Sorry it is so "step by step", but hopefully I'll have it down pat after this. :D |
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The commands you need to enter are : Code:
SetSTN (audio=0 subp=0:on ) |
Thanks, Phil, as usual. :D
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Be carefull I edited the commands (subp=0: on, and not "off" like I wrote before)
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Tried several times, following guide exactly. When I try to import the sst file I created and saved with the bmp files into DVDLab Pro, I still get "Unsupported File Type Error". Can I try some other format - file type?
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