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KVCD: cq value is supposed to be 149?

im tryn to get panic room on one cd...kwag im using what u said on how u got k 19 on 1 disc usin x3 templates. Well i followed the prediction thing and acordn to ur formula thing my new cq value is spose to be 149 :? I dunno what went wrong cuz I did iit twice and the same thing happened.

What script are you using :?: Could you post your .avs script :?:

-kwag

LoadPlugin("D:\Downloads\vcd\FitCD\MPEG2DEC.dll")
LoadPlugin("D:\Downloads\vcd\FitCD\sampler.dll")

Mpeg2Source("D:\PANIC_ROOM_SUPERBIT\VIDEO_TS\panic room.d2v")
BilinearResize(672,350,14,0,692,480)
AddBorders(16,65,16,65)

Sampler(length=24)
## MPEG size = ((Total frames/MovieTimeInMinutes)/24) * MPEG sample file size ##

What is the file size of your sample and what is the wanted size supposed to be with the formula :?:

file size of sample is 4.62
wanted is 14.82

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Originally Posted by Vitia

file size of sample is 4.62
wanted is 14.82

Using what CQ value?

more details for u the movie is ntsc 29.97, 161089 frames, and im tryn to get it on one cd using x3 mpeg 1 or 2...dunno which one is better...or if i should use the plus template...but i want good quality

Did you set "Force FILM" on DVD2AVI when you created your .d2v :idea:

no i didnt the guide on kvcd didnt say to

also to let u know i change the source from 4:3 to 16:9

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Originally Posted by Vitia

no i didnt the guide on kvcd didnt say to

Ok, that's one problem. Run DVD2AVI again and set "Force FILM"
I suggest you also use a script like this:

Code:

LoadPlugin("C:\encoding\mpeg2dec.dll")

LoadPlugin("C:\encoding\GripFit_preview.dll") 

LoadPlugin("C:\encoding\blockbuster.dll") 

LoadPlugin("C:\encoding\legalclip.dll") 

LoadPlugin("C:\encoding\sampler.dll") 

LoadPlugin("C:\encoding\dustv5.dll") 

LoadPlugin("C:\encoding\temporalcleanerold.dll")



Mpeg2Source("K:\ATTACK_OF_THE_CLONES_F1\VIDEO_TS\clones.d2v")

LegalClip() 

GripCrop( width=528, height=480, overscan=2 ) 

GripSize() 

SpaceDust()

TemporalCleaner()

Blockbuster(method="noise", variance=.3, seed=1)

GripBorders() 

LegalClip() 

Sampler(length=24) 

## MPEG size =((Total frames/MovieTimeInMinutes)/24) * MPEG sample file size ##

Don't pay too much attention to the details right now 8)
This script is already set for KVCDx3 ( 528x480 ) resolution. So load your KVCDx3 template and use this script to process your .d2v. Just change the Mpeg2Source("K:\ATTACK_OF_THE_CLONES_F1\VIDEO_TS\c lones.d2v") line to point to YOUR .d2v file. The links for the filters is available here: http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2553

-kwag

ok ill do that and use that script u posted n let u know what happens...thnx for the help

one thing...should i jus copy that script into fitcd?

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Originally Posted by Vitia

one thing...should i jus copy that script into fitcd?

No!, copy the script above to "notepad". You can use FitCD to open your new .d2v and then copy+paste the mpeg2source line over the one in notepad. Save the script in notepad, and process that. :)

-kwag

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Originally Posted by Vitia

thnx kwag

:wink:
Let me know your results, and read as much as you can, specially on the "SansGrip's" and "File prediction" areas on the forum.

-kwag

i cant find temporalcleanerold.dll...ill try witout it

well i tried without the temporalclean thing...n the file sample size came out to 5.77mb i used ur new cq formula n this time it came out wit a new cq value of 154. so i dunno what to do

Just want to add...should i use the new tmpg enc...or stick with my tmpg enc plus 2.58?

Oh ya n sorry i messed up when i told u it was 29.97 that 9 should of been a 3..its 23.97

Can somebody post a link to the TemporalCleaner filter for AviSynth ? I can't find it anywhere either!