petermarina
2nd June 2006, 03:50
Hello everyone,
I've been trying to use DVD2SVCD 1.2.3 to make a set of 3 SVCD of a baptism and experimented with the free version of TMPGenc. The results are ok but I was hoping to get HC18gui to work with it and see witch works best for me. The problem is that HC18gui.exe some times works fine and sometimes it refuses to accept the input file (AviSynth_Script_file_FS1.AVS) generated by DVD2SVCD. It happens most often when I select the "blendfields" for the deinterlace option but sometimes works with the other settings. Any suggestions would be more then welcome...
Another problem I have, is to decide witch is best for deinterlacing. The original is a 25fps, 720x576 PAL DVD and looks interlaced to me. The image quality is not as great as it should be for a filming from a DV camera. I know it's a DV camera cause the photographer gave us the original camera tapes. The original DVD has a VIDEO_RM folder which probably indicates the DVD was generated with a Digital recorder from an analog source, maybe from the TV-out of a PC where it was all edited. Should I use blendfields, Verticalreduceby2, no-deinterlacing, Separatefields/selectevery or keepinterlaced?
Thanx
I've been trying to use DVD2SVCD 1.2.3 to make a set of 3 SVCD of a baptism and experimented with the free version of TMPGenc. The results are ok but I was hoping to get HC18gui to work with it and see witch works best for me. The problem is that HC18gui.exe some times works fine and sometimes it refuses to accept the input file (AviSynth_Script_file_FS1.AVS) generated by DVD2SVCD. It happens most often when I select the "blendfields" for the deinterlace option but sometimes works with the other settings. Any suggestions would be more then welcome...
Another problem I have, is to decide witch is best for deinterlacing. The original is a 25fps, 720x576 PAL DVD and looks interlaced to me. The image quality is not as great as it should be for a filming from a DV camera. I know it's a DV camera cause the photographer gave us the original camera tapes. The original DVD has a VIDEO_RM folder which probably indicates the DVD was generated with a Digital recorder from an analog source, maybe from the TV-out of a PC where it was all edited. Should I use blendfields, Verticalreduceby2, no-deinterlacing, Separatefields/selectevery or keepinterlaced?
Thanx