Help!!!

[tenshi]

just woundering, how do you dvd rip in Nandub (or any other program) and make it a excellect quality with a small size like 100-150mb? i've seen alot of dvd rip about 25mins with a very good out standing dvd rip with a size of 110mb and with that qwuality it was equal to a svcd rip.

[Akai Rounin]

Forms of Equality...

What you are asking doesn't seem to make very much sense... Are you talking about making VCDs or just files to watch on your PC? What is the purpose of the final converted video? Are you trying to copy single episodes of a half hour TV show from DVD to individual files? You say that you have seen something or other that looked pretty good to you. What was the screen resolution (aspect ratio, pixel size, etc) of that video file? How long was its playtime? What was the size of the file on disk? Spend some time in the HOW TO | CONVERT section of this website and you will find answers to your question I'm sure.

HUN-YA!

Akai Rounin

[tenshi]

k, i'll try to make sense a abit (sorry i'm bad at english)
how do you dvd rip so your file size is very small like 110-130mb for a 25min eps/show, and the qaulity will be still equal to svcd quality, since i've seen alot of eps around that size with excellect quality, mainly anime eps.

[gll99]

Did you look at those files in full screen mode on your PC. If they still look pretty good then they are probably not 160x120 but rather 320x240 or 352x240. In that case I believe they are Avi compressed with the DIVX codec or windows media files compressed with the mpeg4 codec (or some cracked version of it). The audio may also be in mp3 format to save space.

If you make an svcd with these files and want similar quality then it will require about 500 mb of space on 1 cd. You will probably notice more artifacts unless you use a smoother.

I have seen some half video frame rate files lately running at 12.5 PAL or 15 NTSC frames per second with the audio compressed mp3. Those will give you weird svcd with the action moving at an odd rate. Its hard to watch even if you convert it to normal NTSC or PAL rates. Cartoons look ok at these rates, so you can probably get away with it if that is what you are converting.