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dvd to divx is i better quality
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lorus
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28. February 2002 @ 07:58 |
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if it is better quality can anyone please let me know what software i need(currently using smart ripper which i find very good) and if there are any guides to doing it....thank you...lorus
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28. February 2002 @ 08:07 |
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No, you can't push DivX quality any further:
-ripping is a digital copy process and it doesn't matter what tool (SmartRipper, cladMdec, etc) you use for this, it's always 1:1 identical to the original DVD's quality (claiming anything else is like saying "Explorer copies .zip files with much better quality than WinCommander")
-DVD2AVI/whatever frameserver process you use doesn't change the quality either, it just makes VOB video readable by other applications
-encoder is always the DivX codec, it doesn't matter what tool you use to use the codec (VirtualDub, etc), the actual encoding is done by DivX codec and nothing else matters
only things that might weaken the video quality are the filters that you apply to the video, like resizing, deinterlace, IVTC, etc.. But quality between various filters is really, really, really small and normally unnoticeable.
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28. February 2002 @ 08:07 |
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lorus
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28. February 2002 @ 09:29 |
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I ASK BECAUSE WHEN I RIPPED DVD THE QUALITY IS GOOD AS YOU SAY 1:1 BUT BY THE TIME I PUT IT ON THE DISK TO VCD THE QUALITY HAS GONE GRAINY WHAT PROCESS DO YOUPERSONALLY USE AS YOU SEEM TO KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT. IS SVCD MUCH BETTER THAN VCD?????THNZ=X YOU HAVE BEEN A GOOD HELP SO FAR:-)
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28. February 2002 @ 09:44 |
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Ah, you're speaking of VCDs then. Clears things slightly. SVCD provides much better quality than VCD and should be used whenever possible as most of the modern stand-alone DVD players support it as well.
Use SVCD.cfm" class="forum_link" target="_blank">DVD2SVCD package for backing up your DVDs to SVCD format, you can download it from our site.
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lorus
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28. February 2002 @ 09:53 |
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OK I'LL GIVE IT A GO.... CHEERS MATE
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lorus
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28. February 2002 @ 13:32 |
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DVD2SVCS ...WHAT A NIGHTMARE...IS IT ME OR IS IT DIFFICULT TO USE IS THERE ANYTHING EASIER TO USE
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28. February 2002 @ 13:41 |
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It's the easiest tool for perfect SVCD copies. Read the readme.txt.
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lorus
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28. February 2002 @ 13:46 |
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HI IM GLAD YOUR STILL THERE.I FOLLOWED THE GUIDE AS IT SAID I FOUND THE GUIDE A BIT HARD BUT I STARTED THE PROCESS AND IT SEEMED TO BE GOING WELL I LOOKED AN OUR LATER AND IT HD FINISHED MMMMMM...TO QUICK I THOUGHT HAVE I MISSED SOMETHING ..I UNDERSTAND THAT YOU SET IT UP AND THEN JUST LEAVE IT FOR HOURS AND HOURS THEN IT IS ALL READY JUST TO BURN...DID I READ SOMETHING WRONG DO I HAVE TO BE MORE INTERACTIVE WITH IT..??PLEASE HELP DRD
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28. February 2002 @ 13:49 |
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That's correct, you set it up and make sure you have enough HDD space and just leave it running for(ever) overnight and you have ready CD images that you just burn to CDRs.
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lorus
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28. February 2002 @ 13:51 |
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DO YOU USE IT? WHEN I STARTED IT UP THE PROGRESS BAR MOVED QUITE QUICKLY IT SHOULDNT SHOULD IT?? DID YOU FIND IT EASY TO SET UP
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28. February 2002 @ 13:54 |
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AM I BEING STUPID OR WHAT??? DO OTHERS FIND IT DIFFICULT OR AM I JUST MISSING SOMETHING....IS THERE ANOTHER GUIDE TO USE...
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