dreamline
30th April 2002, 15:43
Hi there,
I enjoyed the latest version of dvd2svcd, especially that the popup for subs hav improved. I mean: the subs selected get bigger so its easy to see if they are ok.. Anyways im running into another problem.
I've tried a dozen of things and the best thing sofar is using cce as a standalone for my problem, but then again I dont have the ability to edit the avisynth script and do what cce is supposed to do for me. Anyway here's what I mean. Im quite a 3d freak, so I made a nice animation. Once I convert to avi its all peachy.. It runs smoothly at 60fps. And there you see my problem. Dvd2Svcd is not able to convert that with CCE so it stays perfect. I used adobe to make a DV file and if I use the avi in CCE as just a file then it converts perfectly, but when I convert it with dvd2svcd it says cce cant handle the frame rate.. However I did it with the avi itself, but sumhow dvd2svcd cant do that, so it goes back to 29.997 fps and thats not good. Animations are already a booger but this would be great if it can be solved.
Or if anybody knows how to convert a .avi with avisynth to a perfect svcd file.
Thnx 4 any help.. :D
I enjoyed the latest version of dvd2svcd, especially that the popup for subs hav improved. I mean: the subs selected get bigger so its easy to see if they are ok.. Anyways im running into another problem.
I've tried a dozen of things and the best thing sofar is using cce as a standalone for my problem, but then again I dont have the ability to edit the avisynth script and do what cce is supposed to do for me. Anyway here's what I mean. Im quite a 3d freak, so I made a nice animation. Once I convert to avi its all peachy.. It runs smoothly at 60fps. And there you see my problem. Dvd2Svcd is not able to convert that with CCE so it stays perfect. I used adobe to make a DV file and if I use the avi in CCE as just a file then it converts perfectly, but when I convert it with dvd2svcd it says cce cant handle the frame rate.. However I did it with the avi itself, but sumhow dvd2svcd cant do that, so it goes back to 29.997 fps and thats not good. Animations are already a booger but this would be great if it can be solved.
Or if anybody knows how to convert a .avi with avisynth to a perfect svcd file.
Thnx 4 any help.. :D