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  1. 10th Apr 2006 07:04 #1
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    after the "chapter" problem, i got another one: i've got a video with a very good quality. it's an .avi file. after i converted it to a dvd format (.vob) it looked horrible. when i watch the original (.avi) on Fullsize it's perfect, but as a dvd format i can see big pixels... i-no it's not possible to have a 1:1 quality, but what can i do to have nearly the same quality??
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  2. 10th Apr 2006 07:14 #2
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    What are the particulars of the source ?

    What codec was used ? What frame size ? What bitrate ? What did you convert with ? What settings ?
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    Originally Posted by black buster
    after the "chapter" problem, i got another one: i've got a video with a very good quality. it's an .avi file. after i converted it to a dvd format (.vob) it looked horrible. when i watch the original (.avi) on Fullsize it's perfect, but as a dvd format i can see big pixels... i-no it's not possible to have a 1:1 quality, but what can i do to have nearly the same quality??
    Use a higher bitrate.
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    well, that's different, since i don't have the problem with one video but with all :/ i tried Power Director, but there wasn't the option to to customize the output...

    what i a good program which fullfills my requests??
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  5. 10th Apr 2006 09:14 #5
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    Originally Posted by black buster
    @jimmalenko
    well, that's different, since i don't have the problem with one video but with all :/ i tried Power Director, but there wasn't the option to to customize the output...

    what i a good program which fullfills my requests??
    The problem comes when all downloaded ( ? ) video comes in many different varieties ... sometimes there isn't just one program that can do everything.

    Are you prepared to learn a dedicated tool and all its intricacies, or would you prefer a one-click wonder app that will do most of it for you ?

    Of the encoders I like TMPGEnc Plus, and http://members.dodo.net.au/~jimmalenko/AVI2DVD.htm is just one of the many guides in the Guides section to your left that can guide you through the process. Of the one-clicks I have found Convertxtodvd to be quite serviceable.
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    i guess i'll try TMPGEnc Plus, since i know TMPGE a lil bit. also i own a one-click program to ---> Power Director ^^
    thx for your help
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    Originally Posted by black buster
    also i own a one-click program to ---> Power Director ^^
    Ahhhh yes ..... but I was meaning a "good" one
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