@gamma

Thank you for your detailed reply.

I shall run some tests using the script that you posed here thanks. :)

Btw those pics with the fingerprints look good also. :)

Oh, sorry I was confused and thanks.
Very nice.

You're welcome, and thanks.

Okay now stop kidding and tell us you are posting snapshot from the source :lol:

Honnestly I'm quite sure that I would have never try to compile the three movies on a single disc, even if I know what can be done with KDVD. The only thing that does not please my tastes in what you did is that you had to use the 2.0 audio track to accomplish that.

As myself.

One of my favourite "audio scenes" is first movie, begin, when Trinity is running across the metal roof, and when she meets the truck.
Surely it is not the same with 2.0 audio at 128 kbps, but anyway gamma's work is very nice.

Lmao. Nice one Phil I nearly fell off my chair I was laughing so hard when I read this.

It is certainly an achievment to get all those movies onto one DVD as they all go 2 hours each

The matrix is 2hr 16min, Matrix Reloaded is 2hr 18min & Matrix Revolutions is 2hr 9min.

That is a total of 6hr 43min total. This for one DVD is a hellava lot which is why I never attempted it in the past for fear of bad quality video.

I don't personally feel I could sacrifice the AC3 5.1 audio in favour of the AC3 2.0 as this renders my 5.1 surround system more or less redundant and I love to hear all the effects as if it were in the cinema. :)

Having said that it is still great that gamma has made these films fit onto one DVDR.

I have been thinking of buying a DVD9 burner then I might attempt to back these 3 up to one DVD. :)

Dialhot wrote:
LOL! It's REALLY the kdvd :D

Dialhot wrote:
Yeah, I don't like that either. I haven't got a surround-set so I don't need the 5.1, yet. When I get a surround-set, I definitely make 1:1 backups of these movies!

Zyphon wrote:
As I said, I've cut the credits!

Zyphon wrote:
Thanks.

Hey gamma,

Those screenshots are superb :D
Can I post (link) some of them on the main page, so that some people at "the other sites" can see the truth :?: :lol:

Great work!,
-kwag

Amen to that. :D :lol:

If memory serves, is the fact that The Matrix series is a pretty dark movie that enables it to compress well?

I have always wanted to put 3 Alien movies onto one DVD. I know what you are going to say: 'There are 4 Alien movies', but lets be honest Alien 3 sucked and I am not including that one.

This post has given me the insperation to try a project with Alien 1,2 & 4.

Those movies should compress well because they are dark as it add to the atmosphere of the movies so hopefully they should compress well. :)

Kwag wrote
Thanks! :D

Absolutely! That would be great! :D

If you want/need any other specific screenshots, let me know!

Alien should compress a lot better. Matrix movies are dark, right, but also a lot more complex (in terms of video encoding) than Alien ones. Much more action and encoder nightmare like rain, flashes, explosions, dust...

Thanks for that info Phil, I shall give it a try then. :)

Thanks gamma :)
I just posted it :!:
Some people "Can't handle the truth" :mrgreen:

-kwag

kwag wrote:
You're welcome! :D

Cool! Looks very nice! 8)

I agree.....they need to "grow up" :)

@kwag

Hi Karl,

I just looked at the main portal to this site and those pics of gamma's encodes look awesome. :)

That should hopefully silence a few critics. :D

Nice work gamma. ;)

@kwag:

A little bit exagerated, don't think so.
Maybe one under another would be better, or imageshack pics pointing to big pictures.
Well, you are the boss.
8)

Not at all Pro :)
You should see the comments on other sites (***help.com, etc.) related to KVCD/KDVD, where they say it's trash and S***!
Well, we just keep proving them wrong :mrgreen:

EDIT: I guess you meant the picture sizes? :oops:
I thought you were refering to the comments/post :lol:

-kwag

Of course.

:rotf:

hmmm this post is really interesting and definitely proves that KDVD works.

BTW, how much time did it take to encode!!!! (if you remember by now).

PS: I tried doing it using MC MPEG encoder(cos of its speed) with KVCD notch matrices and failed miserably, have to give TMPEGEnc a go.