Hi guys and thanks for all the feedback.
incredible:
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THIS IS THE MA PART!:Quote:
SwitchThreshold = (Width<=352) ? 4 : (Width<=480) ? 3 : 2
ScriptClip("nf = YDifferenceToNext()"+chr(13)+ "nf >= SwitchThreshold ? \
unfilter( -(fmin(round(nf)*2, 100)), -(fmin(round(nf)*2, 100)) ) : \
TemporalSoften( fmin( round(2/nf), 6), round(1/nf) , round(3/nf) , 1, 1) ")
.... followed by the needed fmin-function lines at the end
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I have no idea what this means im not real good with scripts can you give
me a little more info?
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But! In case of AVI if you don't want to use MA just switch to one of DialHots scripts ... their purpose is exactly what you need ... well as it seems to me in your case.
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I dont know were these scripts are can you provide a link?
dazed&confused:
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Hey Max,
Glad to see that you're on your way now.
But is there any particular reason why you chose to use such a low resolution of 352x240? (ick! ). Considering that your source files have a resolution of 640x480, and you are only putting three of these ~22-minute episodes per disc (according to your script), you should definetly be able to use a higher, better looking resolution. Actually, I wouldn't be surprised if you could fit 4 episodes per disc at a decent quality level while using a 480/528/544x480 resolution (that is, depending on what works in your player and your minimum CQ level preferences). If you only want 3 episodes per disc, you could even use 704x480, but IMO for a cartoon like Family Guy, anything above 544x is probably overkill. ( On second thought, since your source has already suffered a quality-loss during the conversion to xvid, you might actually want to consider using 704x480 so that you maintain every extra bit of detail that you can from that 640x file of yours). If higher resolution KVCDs do work on your player, then I'd recommend doing a small visual comparison between 480/528/544x and 704x samples and using one of those. If higher resolution KVCDs don't work on your player, then I'd recommend looking for a new player this holiday season!
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Im not real clear on the different resolutions to work with or how to modify
them to souit my needs but I will deffantly try out your sugestion, im not
realy sure what my dvd player can handle seems iv always used the 352x
240 resolution for everything I do, since its always worked. I want to make
sure the next dvd player I get can handle kvcd, xvcd, xsvcd etc...etc...
Any ideas what kind of options I should be looking for when purchasing a
dvd player?
Dialhot: Other remark :
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you use avi as source, they surely not anamorphic. So you muut use "Gripcrop(X,Y,source_anamorphic=false)".
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Can you give me an example of how to do this I dont even know were to
start?
Thank you all for all the feedback you guys are great, im still trying to
understand cq, vbr, res and all the other things iv read in this forum, so
thanks for being patient with me I know it must be frustrating for you at
times explaining things that may seem obvious when you know what to do
next but for someone like me who just dosnt get your feedback is GOLD!