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mx3001
21st March 2002, 13:35
I wonder, if there is a homepage / board (database) where you can find the settings from Divx5 / Xvid encodings for a movie. Maybe the professional guys in enconding let us know their settings for their "best quality" movies. :)

Acaila
21st March 2002, 14:30
You mean so that any newbie can create a "professional" looking DVD rip without knowing what he's doing?

avih
21st March 2002, 15:44
lol, it takes the fun out, but could be usefull for some :)

Selur
21st March 2002, 16:42
Usefull may be, but I prefer the FUN :)

Cu Selur

mx3001
22nd March 2002, 10:05
>You mean so that any newbie can create a "professional" looking DVD rip without knowing what he's doing?<

If he wants to do so, yes of course, why not (If I was searching for the easiest way to get DivX movies i just start edonkey)
But i would like to compare my settings in gknot with the settings of a "reference setting" (700mb, ogg audio, divx & xvid) for this movie , e.g. to see why they are using this filter or not, to get more experience and ask my questions in a newbie forum. But if the pro s want to keep their settings secret, no problem. It was just an idea.

Ookami
22nd March 2002, 11:51
> best quality" movies

What is best quality? It's relative, so...

> But if the pro s want to keep their settings secret, no problem.

LOL, I mean making good DVD backups is no rocket science... For instance if you use FairUse you can make very good looking backups wihtout knowing a thing ;-) . That's the reason why FairUse is my favorite tool :D .

Acaila
22nd March 2002, 12:21
But if the pro s want to keep their settings secret, no problem. It was just an idea.

Like Ookami said, quality is relative. What's good for one person could suck for another. And I did not mean to imply that we don't want to share our settings, it's just that I've seen too many questions of people who want a perfect rip without spending the time to learn. Your post seemed like one of those to me.

Anyways, if you have any specific questions about settings, feel free to ask in the appropriate forum (after reading the guides and searching around which most people don't do), but I don't know of any such site as you're looking for.

avih
22nd March 2002, 14:17
Originally posted by Ookami
>..LOL, I mean making good DVD backups is no rocket science...

of course not.

IT'S BLACK MAGIC!

lol