Cleanning up a DVD

[TomKatt]

I have a DVD move that could do with cleanning up, is there any kind of program that will make this clear? also clean up the sound?

[Cobra]

Can you please elaborate on "cleaning up"? Is it noise, for example grainy video, or is it disruption from perhaps a bad VHS tape, or is compression artifacts such as blurring and macroblocking?

You'll get a much better answer if you try to describe your problem as fully as you can - people will read it, don't worry about being brief! Unless you write a 4,000 word essay on it...

Anyway, what's the problem?

Cobra

[TomKatt]

grainy video

[Cobra]

OK, now:

- The source is DVD. Is this home made or commercial?
- You are trying to get to what format? Back to DVD, or to (S)VCD or AVI?
- What's wrong with the sound?

If you're trying to get to DVD again, try re-encoding with TMPGEnc and put the "Noise reduction" filter on - I don't know if this is an ideal solution but I'm sure someone else will.

Anyway, if this isn't right then please take the time to provide some more information!

Cobra

[TomKatt]

The DVD that I have is a copy it was done in the cimema, although it's a little grinny and the sounds OK it could need a little tidying up

is there anything I can use for this?

[VCDHunter]

The DVD that I have is a copy it was done in the cimema, although it's a little grinny and the sounds OK it could need a little tidying up

is there anything I can use for this?

No - you have a poor quality cam recorded movie. Unless you're lucky enough to get a good Telesync job you're stuck with a junk version of a film you probably shouldn't have anyway.

[Floydscruffy]

well once the source is too crappy there is not much you can do.


please dont buy or get any of this cam cheap crappy DVDs that are around,

please dont


just dont