craigweb2k
11th February 2003, 18:10
Hi everyone.
I havent been encoding DVDs for very long so dont all flame me if this question has been asked a million times before, I've searched and I cant find anything.
Ok... At the moment I'm trying to re-encode the PAL DVD Star Trek : First Contact. As it stands when everything, but english subtitles and 5.1 audio has been stripped the video is about 5.2gb so obviously I have to re-encode to get it to fit on a DVD-5 disk.
So my problem - some of the mpeg source on the original dvd isnt very good as it stands, a good example being the introduction (the credits fading in). And when I do a total re-encode using the robshot CCE method this has become to be a bit of a problem area for me.
Because the source is horrible to begin with and I am re-encoding it to a smaller size the source gets even worse. I was wondering if while encoding there is a way to tell CCE to just do a *direct copy* of parts of a DVD and not bother re-encoding, basically just copy it over?
I know this probably isnt possible, but someone may have an idea?
I havent been encoding DVDs for very long so dont all flame me if this question has been asked a million times before, I've searched and I cant find anything.
Ok... At the moment I'm trying to re-encode the PAL DVD Star Trek : First Contact. As it stands when everything, but english subtitles and 5.1 audio has been stripped the video is about 5.2gb so obviously I have to re-encode to get it to fit on a DVD-5 disk.
So my problem - some of the mpeg source on the original dvd isnt very good as it stands, a good example being the introduction (the credits fading in). And when I do a total re-encode using the robshot CCE method this has become to be a bit of a problem area for me.
Because the source is horrible to begin with and I am re-encoding it to a smaller size the source gets even worse. I was wondering if while encoding there is a way to tell CCE to just do a *direct copy* of parts of a DVD and not bother re-encoding, basically just copy it over?
I know this probably isnt possible, but someone may have an idea?