FireW0lf
8th January 2006, 17:35
Hi all
I have started converting my avi's back to DVD format so that I can sit more comfortably in my lounge and watch them
I found AVI2DVD right here on Doom9, but it seems a bit ropey :eek: - possibly due to some glitches in the original encoding?
Anyway, I was deciding to do it manually, stage by stage (or knock up a quick VBScript to do most of it for me)
BUT..... As to the question in the title - basically what I am asking is, which is better - resize/letterbox via AviSynth, or directly in TMPGEnc?
From everybody I know who does stuff with videos, they all without exception swear by TMPGEnc for its quality/speed
Seems if TMPGEnc does the resize/letterbox internally, why send it a script telling it exactly the same thing? Is there any merit in doing it this way?
I have started converting my avi's back to DVD format so that I can sit more comfortably in my lounge and watch them
I found AVI2DVD right here on Doom9, but it seems a bit ropey :eek: - possibly due to some glitches in the original encoding?
Anyway, I was deciding to do it manually, stage by stage (or knock up a quick VBScript to do most of it for me)
BUT..... As to the question in the title - basically what I am asking is, which is better - resize/letterbox via AviSynth, or directly in TMPGEnc?
From everybody I know who does stuff with videos, they all without exception swear by TMPGEnc for its quality/speed
Seems if TMPGEnc does the resize/letterbox internally, why send it a script telling it exactly the same thing? Is there any merit in doing it this way?