Cinema Craft Encoder 2.6

[dc91gt]

I've now entered the DVDR world with a recent RW purchase, so no more svcds, heh.

So some of these movies are going to need to get re-encoded and as much as I like tmpgenc, it's 2 pass is just too slow to do a re-encode with at the bitrates I'm looking at. I'd also like to do 3 and 4 pass VBR's as well.

What do i need to frame serve to CCE 2.6 with? It doesn't seem to like the output files from DV2AVI.

Thanks.

[adam]

You take the d2v file and you either create and avs script and use avisynth or you run it through the vfapi converter to create a pseudo avi file and then frameserve with virtual dub. With a dvd source using avisynth can be remarkably faster since it doesnt have to do the yuv->rgb conversion. You should really read a guide, CCE isn't something you just figure out as you go along. There is a very good one on this site.

[YukonXL]

Anyone have a link to a good guide for me? I tried the guide on this site, the "FOOLPROOF" way, and I must be a fool cuz I can't get it to work. I've tried to use the Virtualdub frameserv but cinema keeps closing when I try to open the .vdr.avi file. I've tried *.vdr, *.avi, *.vdr.avi, *.avi.vdr. It all does the same and closes. Getting frustrating. So, can anyone please link me to a guide or help with it. Thanks.

YxL