LordHeinrich
8th January 2007, 01:18
I am trying to make media backups of some of my Anime that I have on DVD. I see that the best quality anime for download is H.264, so I decided to encode my anime with x264.
I looked over a guide and it says that the first step for mpeg2 input is the d2v creator. After I create the d2v, when I try to make the avisynth script, it fails immediately. The only way I can make the script is to rip the DVD into 1 large VOB file and import that to the avisynth script creator.
Next, it says to analyze the video. This always fails as well. I checked the "source is anime" and it goes through the anlysis but it does not finish.
After this, I make some settings and encode the video, but it is partially interlaced after encoding. The interlacing makes the video look really bad, but the actual quality is good. What am I doing that is encoding the video interlaced? Is it because of some of the steps that are not completing?
Also, what extra software/plugins does x264 need? I only installed avisynth and dg index.
Also, if there are any recommended guides for DVD to mp4 on this site, could someone please provide links?
Thank you
I looked over a guide and it says that the first step for mpeg2 input is the d2v creator. After I create the d2v, when I try to make the avisynth script, it fails immediately. The only way I can make the script is to rip the DVD into 1 large VOB file and import that to the avisynth script creator.
Next, it says to analyze the video. This always fails as well. I checked the "source is anime" and it goes through the anlysis but it does not finish.
After this, I make some settings and encode the video, but it is partially interlaced after encoding. The interlacing makes the video look really bad, but the actual quality is good. What am I doing that is encoding the video interlaced? Is it because of some of the steps that are not completing?
Also, what extra software/plugins does x264 need? I only installed avisynth and dg index.
Also, if there are any recommended guides for DVD to mp4 on this site, could someone please provide links?
Thank you