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mikepod
4th June 2003, 14:01
Hi,

I recently tried to back up The "Recruit". It wound up on 2 CDs the first was 721Meg the second was 238Meg. Is there a way to split them up evenly and get better quality?

Off topic... is there a way to stop encoding at some point so I chop off the credits?

Using 1.1.3 build 2, TMPGEnc Plus 2.5

Thanks

Nick
4th June 2003, 18:28
Help us to help you.

Your DVD2SVCD logfile contains a lot of informantion. Your post contains very little. Since my crystal ball is in for service at the minute, a logfile would help!

Read the Q+A and do a search. The Q+A tells you how to only select certain chapters when ripping a movie. If the last chapter of your DVD is the credits and only the credits, deselect it when ripping. A search for "cut credits" soon found me a thread saying just this.

As for the CD sizes, if Min Avg is checked in the bitrate tab, uncheck it. (Q+A question 32)

If you are using TMPG in CQ mode try 2 pass vbr instead - weird CD sizes are commonplace with TMPG CQ mode. A search along the lines of "equal size cds" would have found you that.

Try harder to help yourself and failing that try harder to help others to help you.

The mandatory post on how to compose a good post is there for a reason. Good posts get more answers. Simple as that.

winxi
5th June 2003, 06:58
Thanks nick, for your help.
To your questions:
1)use either CCE CBR, CCE multipass, TMPEnc CBR or TMPGEnc 2-pass to get exact file size prediction. For the advantages and disadvantages of each method read the Q & A.
2)There is no need to stop encoding to cut off the credits. just use frame selection. Itīs usage should be quite self-explaining.

greets, winxi

mikepod
5th June 2003, 16:41
Thank you for all the information. I could do without all the scoulding, Mom. I said three Hail Marys when I realized I blew away the log file. It'll never happen again, I promise.

Nick
5th June 2003, 20:28
As long as I made my point.

Anyway,

I could do without all the scoulding, Mom. I said three Hail Marys when I realized I blew away the log file. It'll never happen again, I promise.

Don't be so damn cheeky or I'll send you to bed without any supper!