2 questions for nandub

[kronik]

what is better to use, symetric or asymetric? i heard asymetric makes the mid range ugly.

the input file for nandub (d2v converted to avi stream) can u get this streamed file resized to what u want so nandub doesn't have to do it? or does it matter?
thanks
kronik

[iago]

@kronik

what is better to use, symetric or asymetric? i heard asymetric makes the mid range ugly.
Why don't you give some tries with each one and find out yourself ;)?
After all, it depends on how you set the asymetric ranges imho. For asymetric, you can try low10-15/high25 for instance. (Also it depends on the movie itself and other settings you use of course.)

Personally, I got good results with asymetric low10-15/high25 in several encodes.

the input file for nandub (d2v converted to avi stream) can u get this streamed file resized to what u want so nandub doesn't have to do it? or does it matter?
Sure, you can! Try using Gordian Knot to create an avisynth (.avs) script from the .d2v file (and read the necessary guides of course).

regards,
iago