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  1. I’m using the TMPEG DVD converter, and will be putting on 6 episodes of a show onto a DVD. They are 24.36 minutes long and are 219 MB each. I want to convert these episodes into MPEG-2 with good quality. What steps would I have to do in order to get these results?
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  2. VIDEO TAB
    Stream type: MPEG-2 Video
    Size: 720x480 (for NTSC)
    Aspect ratio: 4:3 Display
    Frame Rate: 23.97
    Rate control mode: 2-pass VBR
    Rate control settings: 3900 average bitrate, using 224 kb/s ac3 audio. I always leave max and min bitrates at 8000 and 2000 respectively.
    VBV buffer size: 0 (automatic)
    Profile and level: MP@ML
    Video format: NTSC
    Encode mode: 3:2 pulldown for 23.97 fps source
    YUV format: 4:2:0
    DC component precision: 10 bits
    Motion search precision: motion estimate (fast)

    ADVANCED TAB
    Video source type: this will usually change on it's own depending on the avi.
    Field order: Bottom
    Source aspect ratio: depends on the source, but for avi conversions you can just leave it at 1:1 display.
    Video arrange method: This setting is tricky but for our example the aspect ratio of the source file is 640 x 480. I've learned that center (keep aspect ratio) works the best. When you encode, it looks like you'll have a frame around the video but when you burn and play on your TV, it should come up full screen.

    GOP STRUCTURE
    I pictures: 1
    B pictures: 4
    P pictures: 2
    All three of these numbers were gathered from the bitrate calculator. If unsure, you can just leave it at the default of 1, 5, and 2 respectively.

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    cg/animation for anime.

    PS> Are you converting naruto episodes?
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  3. Nope, i'm doing the Chobits series... But those will work for each episode?
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  4. yep, if you're going to put 6 episodes onto one dvd-r.

    i usually put 6 episodes on the first disk and 5 on the remaining disks for a 26 episode series.
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  5. chobits has 27 episodes so i would go with 6-6-5-5-5.

    for the disks with 5 episodes, you can use
    4650 kb/s (average) with 224-256 ac3 audio
    leave max/min at 8000/2000

    gop structure should be
    I/P/B
    1 / 7 / 1
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  6. what release of chobits are you converting?
    or which fansub group?
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  7. From Kick Ass Anime or KAA for short...
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  8. cool, well that release only has 24 episodes.
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  9. I hit a snag... The Sound file for the Authoring Program needs to be converted to AC3(DD) and I'm thinking of using Besweet/BesweetGUI
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  10. The Audio files are MP3
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  11. I need to convert these last MP3 files for me to finish my DVD. Can anyone help at least!
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    I use ffmpeg.
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