DVD to x264 10bit help

[Mildragon]

Could someone help me by creating a good avisynth script for this DVD source:

https://www.sendspace.com/file/h8pjzo


So far, the results are:


script used:

https://www.sendspace.com/file/9s9e19


video result sample:


https://www.sendspace.com/file/5u24y3


Any advice on how to improve quality?

[_Al_]

firefox reports that page is not safe if attempting to download avs script and resulting file

[Mildragon]

My "firefox" doesn't. Are you sure you press the right "download" button in Solidfiles?

Press the "direct download lik".....

[hello_hello]

No warning from Firefox here either, although the direct download link opens a new tab containing ads (when I disabled UBlock Origin).

[gonca]

When I downloaded the AVS script I got an executable (.exe)

Virustotal scan of it

https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/907b497c938bc7992db8528bbf9cd6403c577bbef39554cecfb...is/1449875465/

[Cornucopia]

You are deceiving yourself if you think using a 10bit codec setting is going to somehow magically improve a title whose original copy is 8bit 4:2:0. Barring additional NR/creative processing (which generates high precision intermediates), those extra 2 bits would be wasted (possibly not compressionwise, but certainly compatibility-wise).

Scott

[hello_hello]

When I downloaded the AVS script I got an executable (.exe)

There's a second, less obvious text link for downloading the original file (avs script in this case). I don't know whether it's by design, but for me it doesn't work the first time I click on it, but it does the second time. Mind you there must be better sites for hosting files that don't try to inflict crap on you.

[Mildragon]

You are deceiving yourself if you think using a 10bit codec setting is going to somehow magically improve a title whose original copy is 8bit 4:2:0. Barring additional NR/creative processing (which generates high precision intermediates), those extra 2 bits would be wasted (possibly not compressionwise, but certainly compatibility-wise).

Scott

The only reason for encoding in 10bit is to avoid as much banding as possible...
Thanks for the compatibility-wise advice, but I watch everything in my laptop.....

Any advice about the video? Tell me if you like about 8bit solutions.......

Edit: links updated