Spec20glugger
28th January 2002, 05:40
I have been using G-Knot for 2 months now and love it so much I have switched over from Fair Use. I have been reading some of the comments/replies posted by the Mods here and find them very upbeat, respectful, and knowledgeable, GREAT WORK MODS.
Now for some questions aimed at anyone who knows the answers or a related thread, and I have looked through a lot of threads here before posting.
Movie background:
IMAX-Blue Planet
4:3
29.970 fps
FILM 99%
Progressive
720x480 (from DVD2AVI)
1. Compression test resulted in a 89.6 % @ 640x480, so I followed Doom's guide
The ideal range is 65% - 75%, above that value you could select a higher resolution.
I realise the important word here is could, so I increased the resolution to 704x528 (74.1%) but the H-Zoom went red at 110%.
Should I ignore this or keep the movie at the orginal 640x480 output?
2. I checked FORCE FILM, and when I open the d2v in the bottom left corner, it shows 23.976 fps. Although it showed 29.970 fps in the preview pane in DVD2AVI, I have never touched this setting, for I just put blind faith in TheWEFF and assume this is how things should be and IF I DON'T TOUCH IT, IT WON'T BREAK.
Am I correct on this hands off rule?
3. Although I haven't had an out-of-sync movie yet, because I rarely deviate from a guide(s) and I have been very lucky (fingers still crossed), the ac3 audio output sometimes has a DELAY -80 (just an example). In Nandub>Audio>Interleaving,
I leave the preload at 500 ms
Interleave audio every 96 ms
Delay Audio track by 0 ms
Help, should I be changing these above settings? If so to what.
To ask a question ONCE, shows a willingness to learn and admit a weakness. :confused:
Thank you to anyone who responds and I hope to help you out sometime.
:)
Glugger
Now for some questions aimed at anyone who knows the answers or a related thread, and I have looked through a lot of threads here before posting.
Movie background:
IMAX-Blue Planet
4:3
29.970 fps
FILM 99%
Progressive
720x480 (from DVD2AVI)
1. Compression test resulted in a 89.6 % @ 640x480, so I followed Doom's guide
The ideal range is 65% - 75%, above that value you could select a higher resolution.
I realise the important word here is could, so I increased the resolution to 704x528 (74.1%) but the H-Zoom went red at 110%.
Should I ignore this or keep the movie at the orginal 640x480 output?
2. I checked FORCE FILM, and when I open the d2v in the bottom left corner, it shows 23.976 fps. Although it showed 29.970 fps in the preview pane in DVD2AVI, I have never touched this setting, for I just put blind faith in TheWEFF and assume this is how things should be and IF I DON'T TOUCH IT, IT WON'T BREAK.
Am I correct on this hands off rule?
3. Although I haven't had an out-of-sync movie yet, because I rarely deviate from a guide(s) and I have been very lucky (fingers still crossed), the ac3 audio output sometimes has a DELAY -80 (just an example). In Nandub>Audio>Interleaving,
I leave the preload at 500 ms
Interleave audio every 96 ms
Delay Audio track by 0 ms
Help, should I be changing these above settings? If so to what.
To ask a question ONCE, shows a willingness to learn and admit a weakness. :confused:
Thank you to anyone who responds and I hope to help you out sometime.
:)
Glugger