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MaTTeR · 4th January 2002, 20:40

Well I just ripped 3 different movies with my temporal setting @ 3. All were encoded for 1CD with audio averaging 128k and resolutions @ 560. All I can say is wow! Very big difference in quality indeed. The overall PQ (picture quality) was much better than the previous rips when I was just using the generic "Little Noise" selection in Gknot.

I really didn't notice any loss of definition using the filter but maybe it's just my eyes. Thanks so much guys for this great tip.

BTW- What about using a temporal setting of 2 when I encode amovie for 2 CD's? Would this have any effect?

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MaTTeR AC3 5.1 Addict Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Big Blue Nation_USA Posts: 2,036	Well I just ripped 3 different movies with my temporal setting @ 3. All were encoded for 1CD with audio averaging 128k and resolutions @ 560. All I can say is wow! Very big difference in quality indeed. The overall PQ (picture quality) was much better than the previous rips when I was just using the generic "Little Noise" selection in Gknot. I really didn't notice any loss of definition using the filter but maybe it's just my eyes. Thanks so much guys for this great tip. BTW- What about using a temporal setting of 2 when I encode amovie for 2 CD's? Would this have any effect?