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I have tried to convert a film down to 1cd, its about 90 mins long but the smallest i can get is 950 mb with a resolution of 352x240 can someone please post an idiots guide to setting up tmpgenc showing what settings i need to put in, i know that all films encode differently but there must be some rough figures you can put in, i am using the latest version of tmpgenc , thanks in advance for any tips, cheers, also what templates should i use???
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do you know whats happening with the lbr guide?
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01-11-2003, 12:02 PM
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Once we finish the new procedures, everything should merge to one common guide, with only a couple of details like MAX bit rate etc., depending on the type of film. There won't be need for a guide for each template. We're very close to that now. As a matter of fact, I don't use the concept of template anymore
Because I use the same matrix and same GOP for everything now with file prediction. So I set my MIN bit rate to 300 and my MAX to 2,500 for everything, except for 3 hour movies where I use 352x240 and a MAX of 1,150. That's basically it. So now I load my "Master" template and make the small changes and encode
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01-11-2003, 12:08 PM
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do you know whats happening with the lbr guide?
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Once we finish the new procedures, everything should merge to one common guide, with only a couple of details like MAX bit rate etc., depending on the type of film. There won't be need for a guide for each template. We're very close to that now. As a matter of fact, I don't use the concept of template anymore
Because I use the same matrix and same GOP for everything now with file prediction. So I set my MIN bit rate to 300 and my MAX to 2,500 for everything, except for 3 hour movies where I use 352x240 and a MAX of 1,150. That's basically it. So now I load my "Master" template and make the small changes and encode
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 i'm just thinking about it when you post kwag..
read "tons" after two days absent and was little lost.
maybe the smokes of my avatar blind me!
please,what about gop,matrix...and news for 320x240?
thanks...(ever)!
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01-11-2003, 12:30 PM
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[quote="jorel"] Quote:
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Haven't tried the new matrix and GOP at 352x240. Only at 528x480. I also did try it on KDVD Half D-1 with superb results  . Only changed the GOP to 18 instead of 24 to stay DVD compliant. The matrix does a very good job on compression even on MPEG-2, so I did a small experiment, and predicted a file size of ~1GB with the KDVD and the result is amazing. So theoretically, that should fit 4 two hour movies on one DVD-R
Stay tunned, more things to come
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01-11-2003, 12:52 PM
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[quote="kwag"] Quote:
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Haven't tried the new matrix and GOP at 352x240. Only at 528x480. I also did try it on KDVD Half D-1 with superb results  . Only changed the GOP to 18 instead of 24 to stay DVD compliant. The matrix does a very good job on compression even on MPEG-2, so I did a small experiment, and predicted a file size of ~1GB with the KDVD and the result is amazing. So theoretically, that should fit 4 two hour movies on one DVD-R
Stay tunned, more things to come
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waiting.....
ps:
i encode "Dune" in dvd2svcd(352x240 lbr)
CQ_vbr 21
gop=1,12,2,1,24
KVCD notch beta 1 (8,6,8,.....6,7,10,.....8,10,14,...)......
(audio at 112)
04:44,08..... in 2 cds!
[AVISYNTH_LanczosResize, Tweak, Fluxsmooth, Blockbuster*, Legalclip]
0=LoadPlugin(!Tweak.dll)
1=LoadPlugin(!FluxSmooth.dll)
2=LoadPlugin(!Blockbuster.dll)
3=LoadPlugin(!Legalclip.dll)
4=LanczosResize(^TargetWidth,^TargetHeight)
5=Tweak(^Hue,^Saturation,^Bright,^Contrast)
6=FluxSmooth()
7=Blockbuster(method="dither", detail_min=1, detail_max=10, variance=1)
8=Legalclip()
9=AddBorders(0,^BorderTop,0,^BorderBottom)
!Tweak.dll=C:\DVD2SVCD\Dlls\Tweak.dll
!FluxSmooth.dll=C:\DVD2SVCD\Dlls\FluxSmooth.dll
!Blockbuster.dll=C:\DVD2SVCd\Dlls\Blockbuster.dll
!Legalclip.dll=C:\DVD2SVCD\Dlls\Legalclip.dll
^Hue=0
^Saturation=1.0
^Bright=5
^Contrast=1.0
i see only the first cd.....amazing at now...
thanks!
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01-11-2003, 01:16 PM
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I can't figure out why Red-M's guide makes my browser crash- I'm using Opera  It looks like an excellent guide, but when I view it with Netscape the arrows don't line up and boxes with text cover up other text
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01-11-2003, 01:21 PM
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I can't figure out why Red-M's guide makes my browser crash- I'm using Opera  It looks like an excellent guide, but when I view it with Netscape the arrows don't line up and boxes with text cover up other text 
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i had the same problem.....this is what i do to save the page:
go to the page (of course)
select all,
file,send,page by mail.......
send to "your e-mail"
wait a minut......open your outlook or (don't know how you use)
and receive your mail with a tutorial...
crazy ??? for me works!!!
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01-11-2003, 01:47 PM
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the reasons your probably having problems is because the webpage was made using M$ Word (the devils tool) if you have word, copy the url then in word click file --> open then paste the url in the filename box and then click open, it should then download the web page inc images (will take a little while) and then save it as a word document and then you should have no probs viewing it.
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the reasons your probably having problems is because the webpage was made using M$ Word (the devils tool) if you have word, copy the url then in word click file --> open then paste the url in the filename box and then click open, it should then download the web page inc images (will take a little while) and then save it as a word document and then you should have no probs viewing it.
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oh yeah,i "never" use M$ Word ("the devil too",.....he only send)
 cos it's like very much of virus!
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01-11-2003, 02:55 PM
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Try OpenOffice
www.openoffice.org
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