I guess people got bored with this topic, but I'm still not done.
So, I can create an output file, that is 204mb, but the quality is not great.
So, I know how to cut out the sections I want, set the save box to 720x480, and get a good quality video, high quality sound mpg at 204mb for 10min.
But I want a dvd quality video and sound at 720x480, and have it be about 10-15mb per 1min of clip.
I have been partial to mpg's because I will post these vids to a website, and I haven't figured out how to Capture a reference frame in avi mode. But at this point, I will use an avi format if it gives me what I want. I will figure out the capping later on.
I really need some help here guys.
Much love!
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Originally Posted by zeretul1
Originally Posted by zeretul1 -
The best resolution I have seen in mpg is 640w x 352h, and the was with VHS quality, and 22.6mb for 1 1/2min of clip, so I guess I know why now. Oh well.
Ok, so how can I get what I want in an .avi format?
I am already "pretty" comfortable with cutting clips with Virtuadubmod, but what else do I need to do? -
There are quite a few guides here and at doom9.org on how to convert to Divx. Is there any reason why it has to be 720x480? It can look just as good with a slightly smaller resolution. Stick to Dr. Divx for now while you're learning about Vdub and Divx. I'll be glad to help with specific questions but try and get things started on your own first.
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Well, firstly,I not real keen on Divx because only my Divx player can play those files and the player annoys me. Secondly, I want 720x480 (or better) because I want the highest resolution I can get with the biggest display size possible. Dr. Divx is only a fifteen day trail with about twelve days left, and as I said, I not a fan of Divx. What about xVid or another.
I have made a few clips in avi so far that are not bad, but the lack the clarity of dvd.
I am a bit of a perfectionist, so I want to be able to do this with the best possible results, as cheaply as possible.
Specific questions:
1: Which of the avi compressors offers the best quality overall?
2: What is a reasonable size for a 720x480, 2min clip?
3: Is there a way in media player classic to adjust video disply quality, like brightness and contrast?
4: Is there a way to have Divx open new files in the same player window?
Thanks for the help.
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Originally Posted by zeretul1
Originally Posted by zeretul1
Originally Posted by zeretul1
Originally Posted by zeretul1
Originally Posted by zeretul1 -
Ok. I have made like 10 avi file of this one clip, and I can't get the quality i want. I want dvd quality, or close to it. I understand that I can't get the same quality with a compressed avi, but i want better quality
So, in your honest opinion, what do I have to do, or buy, to make clips of 720x480 resolution, great video and audio quality, and be roughly 15-20mb per minute, without interlacing?
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Originally Posted by zeretul1
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Originally Posted by teegee420
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Ok, basically I was using Virtuadubmod to open a ripped vob file, clipping it, adding a de-interlacing filter, a brightness/contrast filter, and saving the avi with Xvid or Divx. The output file was ~10min in length, 720x480, good video quality, great audio quality, and ~60mb.
My problem is the video quality. I just want it better, clearer. -
As far as the Divx player opening a new file in the same window, all I meant was when I open a new file, it doesn't pop up a new player, but stops the playing file and starts the new file.
Thats all. Can Divx player do that? -
Originally Posted by zeretul1
As for your other question about WMP, I can't really answer that one, as I don't use that player anymore. -
So far, I just pick a comressor and filters and save the file with defailt setting. I don't know how to change settings to get what I am after, so I don't mess with it.
I will try your suggestions, but I've run into two snags.
1: When I try to set the encoder to a 2-pass encode, I can't enter a bitrate.
2: I tried to encode from a ripped dvd the other night, nad could not get the audio to sync up. -
no, homeade clips from mainstream movies showing hot actresses in various stages of undress
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mostly topless, well know actresses, but yeah, sure. celebs for a celeb site. i want to make the best possble clips from these movies, but having a hard time.
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Originally Posted by zeretul1
The content decides whether I help you or not
Constructively speaking, I just read through this entire thread and it appeared to me that you are struggling bigtime to see any progress. I think this is a combination of a lack of skills on your part and a lack of guidance from this side of the fence. Congrats to teegee420 who has stuck by you to this point. I don't want to cut teegee's lunch, but I have a method that may work for you.If in doubt, Google it. -
Ok. I'm all ears. And a definate thanks to teegee420 for the help thus far. I have learned alot so far, but just not getting the results I want.
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Originally Posted by jimmalenko
In the meantime, I would suggest that you download the latest XviD Codec if you don't have it already. That way I can be sure my instructions can be followed.
When you set up the first pass and save as avi, make sure you click "don't run this job now, add to job control...". There's really nothing special you have to do to set up the first pass other than having "two pass- first pass" selected. For the second pass, select "two pass- second pass" and make sure you're able to plug in a bitrate like this:
Plug in at least 1500kbps as I previously suggested just so you can see if you're happy with the quality. You might even want to only encode a short clip just so you can determine if that bitrate is acceptable to you. Make sure you add the second pass to job control as well. Lastly, go to File>Job Control and click "start". Post your thoughts on how good you perceive the quality to be. -
I already have the newest Xvid codec, and this is what i'm getting. I saved the first pass, and went to save the second and saw these.
So, I can choose a total size, but not a bitrate on the second pass? I think we may be using different versions of Virtuadubmod. I have 1.5.10. -
uninstall the older version of xvid before installing the new one.
josh -
https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=223342
Do exactly what it says to do.If in doubt, Google it. -
Great site when using DVD Decryptor and Womble MPEG-VCR: http://www.dvdguideuk.dsl.pipex.com/dvdguide/editing1/editing1.htm
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That seemed to do the trick man. That is the best quality I've seen so far, and probably the best I can expect from a comressed avi. So thanks again.
I have one more question on this topic. I never found out if I can open new movies in a Divx player thats starts after the other movie stops. So, with that, does any other player play Divx encoded movies correctly? All my player that CAN play Divx start a few seconds late, or have this weird green encoding at the beginning.
Thanks everybody. If you have anything else to add, feel free!
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