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Wombat
7th June 2002, 00:48
Hi All -

I'm a little stumped by this one. I have a movie that I am trying to backup to a DVD-5. I need to shrink it. But it's also a hybrid, mostly FILM but some NTSC. All progressive. Because it's a hybrid, I'll need to leave FIELD OPERATION set to NONE in DVD2AVI and do my IVTC elsewhere. (I'll get to that in a second.)

This means that what I'm leaving DVD2AVI with is a 29.97, 720x486, progressive project, right? So then, the question is, what do I set ENCODE MODE to in TMPGenc to on the first page of settings? My options are NON-INTERLACE, INTERLACE, 3:2 PULLDOWN or INVERSE 3:2 PULLDOWN. I think it should be NON-INTERLACE, since my original material was progressive, but is this right?

Now, a slightly off-topic question. I think I then take the output of TMPG as an m2v and run it through AVISYNTH with DECOMB to clean out the NTSC problems I am having. Is this correct? Does this change the above choice at all?

Any help is very much appreciated. I've been stuck on this for weeks!!!

Thanks!

Wombat

zambelli
23rd June 2002, 09:57
Actually, you ought to feed the source AVI to an Avisynth script, decomb the video, and then open the script with TMPGenc and encode the video as 29.97 progressive video.