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m3taPT
16th August 2002, 21:55
Greetings.

I have reencoded (due to size of course) one DVD using rempeg2 and it was successful, the quality wasnt that bad, but im a CCE fan myself, so i gave it a try.

Process: d2v file with dvd2avi, without sound. .avs file for CCE with : min 2000, max 8000, avg 4800.

Then, after having the m2v, i used ifoedit and remuxed my new m2v with the vts original vob. (like i did for rempeg2)

It was a mess. The sound is synched with the subtitles, but the VIDEO is out of synch.

Now, i have gone over and over all forum posts i could, and i saw the explanations of splitting them and multiple encodings in cce, but this method is a pain. is there a new solution already?

Thanks in advance.

shindsh
22nd August 2002, 01:57
If you are trying to do an Interlace movie, then I know the solution.
Preview it in DVD2AVI and run it for a while, it should show in statistics, whether it is Interlace or Progressive.
If it is progressive then I dont know why you are facing that problem.
Anyways,I will post the Interlace solution separately.

Regards,
Shree

m3taPT
22nd August 2002, 02:01
yes, its interlaced.

thx for the help.

shindsh
22nd August 2002, 02:42
I just posted it:

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?threadid=31972

Regards,
Shree

m3taPT
22nd August 2002, 03:00
*reading carefully*

thx again. much appreciated.

Doom9
22nd August 2002, 08:40
cce remux is not supported in ifoedit anyway.. if it works properly it's pure luck as the GOP structure will never match the original.

m3taPT
22nd August 2002, 13:44
out of the blue, "whose fault is it"? :) cce's or ifoedit's?

auenf
22nd August 2002, 15:15
Originally posted by Doom9
cce remux is not supported in ifoedit anyway.. if it works properly it's pure luck as the GOP structure will never match the original.

if you turn off the CCE auto insert keyframes, and the original movie has std GOP sizes (all of em) then it will work.

Enf..

m3taPT
22nd August 2002, 16:04
Sorry for my dumbness, but how can one be sure of that before the encode?

thanks.

shindsh
25th August 2002, 06:54
I tried the movie with and without 'auto insert keyframes'. After which I remuxed with IFOEdit and the movie was choppy.
The movie is Interlaced 29.9FPS.

Did it work for you m3taPT?

Regards,
Shree

m3taPT
25th August 2002, 15:26
No, it didnt. And I tried 3 different dvd's. Either this method doesnt really work, or (according to Murphy's Laws) i picked the exact ones which dont have std GOP sizes...

shindsh
25th August 2002, 17:33
I guess I will stick to my method for now (link is above). The only disadvantage is that you dont get original motion menus.

Regards,
Shree

slk001
29th August 2002, 21:42
if you turn off the CCE auto insert keyframes, and the original movie has std GOP sizes (all of em) then it will work

It would, if you even had access to the original GOP structure. Since the original is a M2V file, it will have to be frameserved into CCE for an encoding. The frameserving is a pseudo-AVI file, which will have no GOP structure. Therefore, CCE will have nothing to reference, and will have to generate its own GOP structure.

m3taPT
29th August 2002, 21:49
Correct. Let's all cross our fingers for Derrow in his attempt to make ifoedit work for all m2v's on the next version.