Is it worth using filters on a movie?
Is it worth using all the filters and such, if you are only going to be making one movie.
I`m making 720x576 and only using the .d2v file and notch matrix. The conversion is very quick. I have 4,7G disk space per Dvd so why would I bother going the other way? Just asking for some opinions Thanks |
I think that a script is always necessary but for a DVD to DVD copy I don't use a big script. A little spatial filter, a little temporal one. That's enougth.
I also crop the picture to 704*576 and add an overscan of 2 because there is really no need to encore a picture where the TV set won't display the area ! Something like : Code:
Crop(8,0,704,576) Now, if you already encode at a CQ of 90, there is no need to do that as you won't gain anything visually in doing it at 95 :-). |
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Phil and zaanvander
this is an telepatic forum, questions and answers came like waves! i was thinking to ask seamless question: i did a sample without any resize loading only the source and was faster. if my target will be kdvd from dvd source,than i don't need resize... what i can remove in this lines but still getting overscan 1 or 2: script from MovieStacker with overscan 1: BicubicResize(704,352,0,0.6,0,0,720,480) AddBorders(8,64,8,64) Phil, you wrote too: "This way the CQ raises from 5 points at least (or the Q factor under CCE gain 2 or 3 points)." my doubt: Q factor in CCE is inverse, don't? Q20 will give better reult than using Q40, right? thanks in advance! :D |
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Letterbox(8,8,8,8) for overscan 1 Letterbox(16,16,16,16) for overscan 2. Quote:
The correct way is simply : Code:
Crop(704,480,8,0) Code:
Letterbox(8,8,8,8) # overscan 1 Quote:
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great!
"The correct way is simply : Code: Crop(704,480,8,0) Letterbox(8,8,8,8) # overscan 1" :D yes, better Q(cce) and/or CQ(tmpgenc) and fast encode! "... "to raise".... "Q factor will gain some points" " right, very clear! :wink: big thanks Phil (faster and precise as always) ! |
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