matt163201
22nd January 2009, 00:56
Hello, I need some help
I have a NTSC DVD, if I Gspot the VOB from it, the items it says it is, in order
VOB #1: I/L (interlaced), TFF, NTSC, 4:3, pics 29.9, frames 29.9, fields 59.9
VOB #2: I/L (interlaced), TFF, BFF, NTSC, 4:3, pics 29.9, frames 29.9, fields 59.9
VOB #3: I/L (interlaced), TFF, BFF, NTSC, 4:3, pics 29.9, frames 29.9, fields 59.9
VOB #4: I/L (interlaced), TFF, NTSC, 4:3, pics 29.9, frames 29.9, fields 59.9
So im guessing the transfer and film was low budget thus why they have both TFF and BFF, and Im guessing that the output fps will be 29.9. So my question is what is best and simplest way to encode this DVD down to Xvid. My normal way produces a subpar result that is not satisfactory, because even when I put it at a 29.9 FPS and use the deinterlacer option it gives, the video result is pretty bad.
Does anyone have any suggestions or an idea what I should use or where I should look? Thanks
I can give more info if needed
I have a NTSC DVD, if I Gspot the VOB from it, the items it says it is, in order
VOB #1: I/L (interlaced), TFF, NTSC, 4:3, pics 29.9, frames 29.9, fields 59.9
VOB #2: I/L (interlaced), TFF, BFF, NTSC, 4:3, pics 29.9, frames 29.9, fields 59.9
VOB #3: I/L (interlaced), TFF, BFF, NTSC, 4:3, pics 29.9, frames 29.9, fields 59.9
VOB #4: I/L (interlaced), TFF, NTSC, 4:3, pics 29.9, frames 29.9, fields 59.9
So im guessing the transfer and film was low budget thus why they have both TFF and BFF, and Im guessing that the output fps will be 29.9. So my question is what is best and simplest way to encode this DVD down to Xvid. My normal way produces a subpar result that is not satisfactory, because even when I put it at a 29.9 FPS and use the deinterlacer option it gives, the video result is pretty bad.
Does anyone have any suggestions or an idea what I should use or where I should look? Thanks
I can give more info if needed