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RyanMills
22nd December 2006, 05:55
First off I have read the undersize/oversize sticky and tried it but with mixed results. I have been ripping for a long time (several years) with GK and every now and thing something gets messed up and my rips start coming out either too small or too big and I do mean everything. I backup a few regular shows using the same process and hardware and up until two days ago they always hit 349/350 megs now they are starting to be off by as much as 30/50 megs. I have triple checked I am using (as I always do) 128kbps CBR MP3 streams most from AC3 (TV captures vary). See below for the TV capture process. I assume it’s a setting somewhere that I am missing or the data in the registry is not changing as it should be or perhaps not being read. Also all my DVD rips (rarely do I have to correct anything) are also coming out in off sizes (very off upto 350 megs). Few things to note frame rates have not changed deinterlacing done with built in BOB. Always Xvid (1.0.3), always 128kbps MP3 CBR audio. DVD's always 2 CD, 30 min TV shows at 350 megs. The fact that nothing is coming out as it should anymore make me assume setting but I just don’t know what to look for anymore and while I have read I can read the stats file I don’t know what I would be looking for. Same goes for the first pass and second pass settings. The only logical thing could be the use of BOB for deinterlacing but I have not had issues in the past and prefer it to Tom’s.


Any ideas? I do have the recent AVS and STATS files if that helps.



Few things I have tired were
<snip from sticky>
- Overflow control strength: try 10 or 20
- Max overflow improvement: try 10 or 20
- Max overflow degradation: try 10 or 20
</snip>
Deleting all configs and even redoing the TS to PS stream process and re-ripping DVD’s.



TV Capture to AVI Process
Moto 3416 (no 5c)->(transport stream over firewire)->D-VHS (v0.3.0.6)->HDTVtoMPEG2->DGIndex->GK->AVI

CWR03
22nd December 2006, 07:09
Did you recently install a newer version of XviD? If so, uninstall and reinstall it. Installing over an existing version will cause your problem.

RyanMills
22nd December 2006, 08:56
I will give it a try.

RyanMills
22nd December 2006, 10:44
As a sort of control test I made three rips of a file I already ripped that was at the correct size of 350meg. All using Xvid 1.1

Ripped using Smart Bob = 329megs
Ripped using TomsMoComp = 329megs
Ripped using no deinterlace = 329megs

I double checked to make sure the normal settings I use for TV captures was correct and this was the same TS file I use for the file the ripped correctly.



Any other ideas?

RyanMills
22nd December 2006, 21:08
Intesting note I just tired a rip using divix 5 and it come out correct so the issue is only with xvid...

henryho_hk
23rd December 2006, 07:18
Are you using H.263 or MPEG matrix?

RyanMills
23rd December 2006, 08:17
Mpeg .

squid_80
23rd December 2006, 11:29
Is "Profile @ Level" set at Unrestricted?

RyanMills
24th December 2006, 10:00
yes .

jon.schaffer
30th December 2006, 12:41
Can you post the first pass filesize?
To know this, use the StatsReader and open the .pass / STAT file, or just post the file here (or upload it to a file hosting website) ...