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phewesin

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16. May 2004 @ 13:12

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Hello im trying to covert dvd to avi and i can't get a good quality out of it. they higher the resoultion i do i get these little lines trailing things that move...anyone have any solutions to my promblem?
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20. May 2004 @ 15:00

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Well it would have helped if you said how you were converting DVD to AVI??
What you should do is Rip the DVD useing SmartRipper or DVD Decryptor and then Load all of the VOB files into a program called "DVD2AVI" and set the "Audio" to "Track #1" and under "audio" to "Output Method" set it to "Demux" and under "Video" to "Field Opperations" set it to "Forced Film" (This will get rid of those lines and Trailing Things)..and under "Video" to "Color Space" set it to "YUV" and under "YUV<->RGB" set it to "TV Scale", Now go to "File" to "Save AVI" and give your File a Name and save it and then you have to choose the codec you are going to use, I would Suggest useing DivX 5.11 or XVID at a bitrate of about 1000kbs, After setting up the codec settings the Movie will start being converted to AVI and when it is done you will have an AVI file with No audio and an AC3 audio file so you will have to download a Program called "AVI-Mux" and you Load both the audio and Video in and save it as a New File and that is it you will have a New AVI file with Really High Quality and with Dolby Surround Audio.....Cheers

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