Doom9's Forum - View Single Post - possibly jerky encoding? (due to blended frames it seems)

manono · 20th March 2004, 16:16

Hi-

Nah, he wasn't being sarcastic.

I may be able to fix the jerky play for you. Open one of the episodes in VDubMod. Set Video to Direct Stream Copy. Then go Streams->Stream List and you'll see the audio listed. Then right-click on the audio and and set Preload for 96 ms. Set Interleaving for 96 ms (not frames). And if you remember the delay, or still have that the streams list that DVDDecrypter gave you, or the original audio file, then set that also. Then OK your way out of there, and go File->Save as... and give it another name. Wait a minute or so, and then test it out.

And if you step through that scene, you'll see it's filled with blended frames. Evidently the TNGs for PAL are garbage. You might want to try out Restore24 on them sometime. You can find info about it in the AviSynth forum.

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manono Moderator Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Hawaii Posts: 7,406	Hi- Nah, he wasn't being sarcastic. I may be able to fix the jerky play for you. Open one of the episodes in VDubMod. Set Video to Direct Stream Copy. Then go Streams->Stream List and you'll see the audio listed. Then right-click on the audio and and set Preload for 96 ms. Set Interleaving for 96 ms (not frames). And if you remember the delay, or still have that the streams list that DVDDecrypter gave you, or the original audio file, then set that also. Then OK your way out of there, and go File->Save as... and give it another name. Wait a minute or so, and then test it out. And if you step through that scene, you'll see it's filled with blended frames. Evidently the TNGs for PAL are garbage. You might want to try out Restore24 on them sometime. You can find info about it in the AviSynth forum.