lisadaveh
26th April 2003, 00:55
I have an idea i would like some thoughts on. Here are a few background *facts*
1. DVD21 works excellent for 80% of all movies.
2. The remaining 20% are movies you may want better quality on.
3. IC is better than dvd21 for larger or more important movies, but sizing issues are a pain/problem.
4. DVD21 will not transcode a movie set that is smaller than 4.3GB, but will correctly IFO it up for playability.
5. IC looks better than dvd21, even when, with menus, the main movie is sometimes only 3GB. IC picture quality would be better if the main movie were as large as possible.
MY IDEA:
Why not use IC in an important/large movie and custom resize the main movie title to be about 4.2GB or so. This would leave the final image too large to fit a DVDR, but you would have the best possible picture quality without CCE's 7hrs. Then use DVD21 to pluck out the main movie from the too large IC iso file, and correctly IFO it for playability. This way, you get the highest quality movie title, and DVD21 doesnt touch IC's superior transcoding.
your comments here :)
1. DVD21 works excellent for 80% of all movies.
2. The remaining 20% are movies you may want better quality on.
3. IC is better than dvd21 for larger or more important movies, but sizing issues are a pain/problem.
4. DVD21 will not transcode a movie set that is smaller than 4.3GB, but will correctly IFO it up for playability.
5. IC looks better than dvd21, even when, with menus, the main movie is sometimes only 3GB. IC picture quality would be better if the main movie were as large as possible.
MY IDEA:
Why not use IC in an important/large movie and custom resize the main movie title to be about 4.2GB or so. This would leave the final image too large to fit a DVDR, but you would have the best possible picture quality without CCE's 7hrs. Then use DVD21 to pluck out the main movie from the too large IC iso file, and correctly IFO it for playability. This way, you get the highest quality movie title, and DVD21 doesnt touch IC's superior transcoding.
your comments here :)