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KVCD: how to encode 120 minutes on one cd?

Kwag,

I dont know if you remember me or not as I have been away for a long time but I used to be into this stuff.

After hearing so much about these filters I decided to dabble a wee bit but I am getting bad results.

I am hoping to use dvd2svcd as its great at getting the last drop out of the cd.

So any tips on filters etc on always getting 180mins to a cd.

I want the highest res possible but quailty is more impoirtant so will I have to stick to 352x288?

Sorry to be a bug, if you havent got the time to help me out. I understand.
I know I should check the forums etc.. but am a bit busy at the momnet so was wondering could you help.

Baker

I don't recommend to put 180 Minutes on one Disc.You better 2 CD's with KVCDx3 and a 528x488(PAL 576) resolution.

I use this script to encode my DVD Movies:

Code:

LoadPlugin("F:\Programme\AviSynth2\mpeg2dec.dll") 

LoadPlugin("F:\Programme\AviSynth2\fluxsmooth.dll") 

LoadPlugin("F:\Programme\AviSynth2\GripFit_preview.dll") 

LoadPlugin("F:\Programme\AviSynth2\blockbuster.dll") 

LoadPlugin("F:\Programme\AviSynth2\legalclip.dll") 

LoadPlugin("F:\Programme\AviSynth2\sampler.dll") 

LoadPlugin("F:\Programme\AviSynth2\convolution3d.dll") 

LoadPlugin("F:\Programme\AviSynth2\dustv5.dll") 

LoadPlugin("F:\Programme\AviSynth2\decomb.dll")

LoadPlugin("F:\Programme\AviSynth2\temporalcleanerold.dll")

LoadPlugin("C:\WINDOWS\system32\vobsub.dll")

 

mpeg2source("G:\Episode2\Episode2Project.d2v") 

LegalClip() 

GripCrop( width=528, height=576, overscan=2 )

GripSize() 

FaeryDust()

TemporalCleaner() 

Convolution3D(preset="movieHQ")

VobSub("G:\Episode2\VTS_01_0")   

GripBorders()

LegalClip()

#Sampler(length=24) 

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

You Just have to use the file prediction to get the right CQ.