Encoding DV-AVI using CCE and Avisynth

[DVbuilder]

Thanks to DJRumpy for some excellent CCE settings!

For DV Video in CCE, I would suggest the following settings.

Under the VIDEO button:
Luminance Level: 0 to 255
Select Quantization Matrices button, and put it on MPEG Standard. Leave all other options Unchecked.

Audio: Set it to your preferences

Quality:
Disable the Low Pass Filter
Enable the 'Effect Restricted vertical filter'. Set it to 16
Turn off Dithered Quantization
Set the Quantizer Characteristics to somewhere between 16-32
Set Intra Block DC Precision to 10
Set your Block Scanning Order to Alternate
Ensure the 'Progressive frame flag is unchecked

On the main settings page, select the following:
For Video Setting: select Multipass VBR. Set your MIN to 0, your Max to 9000, and your AVG, according to your movies length, and your space available. Use at least 1 pass (actually performs 2 passes using a setting of '1'). 3 or more passes is better.

Disable 3:2 Pulldown detection, Letterbox Hint, and Panscan. Set your aspect ratio according to your input source.

However changing to bottom first for DV-AVI (PAL) with Avisynth (SwapFields() ) seems to make the movie 0,5 line out of sync (TMPGEnc doesn't have this problem, and is still my preferred MPEG encoder).....?
Are there any other Avisynth or CCE settings I should try? The quality of the MPEG file seems promising, and the speed is excellent!

DVbuilder

[troyvcd1]

I dont think the swap fields thing will work like this. Why dont you instead just encode your video with the field order box UNCHECKED. Then use pulldown -tff -nopulldown to restore your field order.