First off I am not new to DVD ripping and backing up to DVD's seem to have nailed that, but I have traveled down the path of streaming to media centers, and I am getting frustrated.
I have decided to take all my DVD's and put them on my NAS so I can stream them to my Xbox 360 or my PS3, I am having issues converting files to the right quality and I can not figure out what I am doing incorrectly. I have gone through several guides on the site and I can not seem to replicate the quality of the .avi files I currently have downloaded, so I thought I would post on here hoping to find some guidance.
Now I have no issue removing the encryption on any of the DVD, I can also convert the files with the many tools available on this site and on the web, it is just I can't seem to nail the process to obtain the quality after converting the file to an avi, divx, mp4, etc...
So what I hoping someone on here can assist me with is to determine what tools and/or steps I need to take to achieve the quality on my DVD files in order to have the stream at that quality to my PS3 or 360; to my HD television which is capable of 1080p, and is about 55 inch widescreen.
Here is the example that I pulled off one of the avi files using AVIcodec that I have obtained via download, and I am happy with the quality of this file but if there is a better quality achieved that can keep the file around 1 to 1.5 gb for each of the DVD movie files I would be ok with that as well.
Example of file properties:
I have tried manually setting programs like DVDfab to achieve this (well DVD fab doesn't seem to have a divx conversion setting) and I didn't get anywhere close to the quality above, not to mention going from a DVD.iso that was created by DVD Decrypter, ran it through the DVD fab process, it takes about 2-4 hours to complete the conversion and there has got to be a faster way. Even if I take it straight from one of my DVD's without using and .iso I seem to achieve the same results.Code:File : 700 MB (700 MB), duration: 1:46:58, type: AVI, 1 audio stream(s), quality: 45 %, VirtualDubMod 1.5.10.2 (build 2540/release), , Video : 614 MB, 803 Kbps, 23.976 fps, 712*288 (2.47:1), DX50 = DivXNetworks Divx v5, Supported Audio : 85 MB, 112 Kbps, 44100 Hz, 2 channels, 0x55 = MPEG Layer-3, CBR, , Supported
I have also tried the obvious VirtualDubMod, but it can't convert an .ISO (or at least I haven't figured it out) and when I used DVD shrink to make all the .vob files I just got lost trying to use VirtualDubMod, so any help would be greatly appreciated.
I am about to give up and just stick to downloads; yet I am hoping it is something simple or a better process maybe, thanks again for any time with helping me with this issue.
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Try AutoGK.
If you want to use VirtualDubMod, rip your DVDs in IFO mode and just extract the main movie as a single VOB file. -
I'm surprised you couldn't open your iso with DVDFab...And BTW you can use the Generic .avi/h.264 audiocopy profile,however I'd recommend using the Xbox or PS3 profile instead...
Having said that, you don't need to create iso first,just rip as jagabo suggested, and use XviD4PSP ... In the event you've already ripped to several .vob's it'll index and create an.d2v that you can then open..try it...
I prefer .mp4,but if you must then output an xvid .avi.... However if streaming,I'd recommend the xbox360/PS3 Format instead.... Good luck!
https://forum.videohelp.com/topic352374.html" Who needs Google, my wife knows everything" -
jagabo:
I can't believe ripping to an .ifo then using AutoGK was that simple, and gave me the exact quality I was looking for thank you so much; much easier to use then VirtualDubMod.
t0nee1:
I will give XviD4PSP a shot as well.
Thank you both for being so helpful, I knew it was something easy.
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