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gautier
2nd December 2003, 12:13
Now i'm using 2.67.13 but i'm not satisfied with the quality...
When playing on my dvd the movie sometimes freezes for a short while.
Can somebody help me out??

Thanks
Gautier

syzygytec
2nd December 2003, 16:10
Not supposed to ask whats best rule #12, maybe a better description of what processes your using to encode would yield a mistake or misconfiguration that could be easily fixed

Nick
2nd December 2003, 18:27
It doesn't really sound like an encoder problem to me. By testing the image files on your PC before burning you can check whether it's the encoding at fault or not.

Here's a few pointers.

Get Daemon Tools (freeware - do a google). Read the burning method described in the Q+A sticky Q61.

Before burning the discs, when you mount the images in Daemon Tools open WinDVD/PowerDVD etc and watch from the image files on your PC. If it looks OK on the PC the encode is fine.

If the problem is still present on the PC, the encode has gone wrong. Read the Mandatory Read sticky on how to construct your post, repost your problem with the relevant information and I'm sure you'll get some help.

If the movie plays fine on your PC it is encoded correctly. It is likely in this case to be one of four problems.

1. Burned incorrectly/too quickly. Use the method in Q61 to burn and use a low burn speed (say start at 4x and work upwards till you find the max speed you can use without problems)

2. Bad Media - Try a different brand of CDR's.

3. Old/knackered CD Writer - see if you can get a friend to do a conversion and try that on your standalone. See if that works.

4. Problem with Standalone - firstly try searching for your player at http://www.dvdrhelp.com/dvdplayers , ensure it is SVCD and CDR compatible, that other users have no known issues with SVCD playback. If not and no combination of slow burning, media etc help you may have a cranky loader in your standalone. Not much you can do about it unless you have a warranty and a sympathetic retailer!

gautier
2nd December 2003, 23:09
I'm using DVD2SVCD 1.2.1 B3

- Encoder: Cinema Craft Encoder 2.67.0.13
- Encoding mode: Multipass VBR
- Passes: 4
- Max. bitrate: 2530
- Avg. bitrate: 1650
- Min. bitrate: 300
- Bias: 20
- Image Quality Prio: 17
- Antinoise filter: No
- Linear quant. scale: Yes
- Zigzag scan order: Yes
- Upper field first: No
- Progressive frames: Yes
- iDCT Algorithm: 32-bit SSE MMX
- Deinterlace: None
- Pulldown: No
- Width: 480
- Height: 576

[r6d2 Edit: Typo deleted]

My CD-writer is a LG 8520.
I use nero.

I'll try to use Daemon - tools to burn the image.

I also tried to encode with the safemode in DVD2svcd (vfapi) but it stops than at that point.

Thanks
Gautier

syzygytec
2nd December 2003, 23:53
I've already burned some svcd's taken from internet with that burner at 4xspeed and without problems.

YOU made a BIG TYPO ForumRules (http://forum.doom9.org/forum-rules.htm) #6


/sorry mods not trying to overstep

r6d2
3rd December 2003, 02:19
@gautier,

Please try to do some reading about how to post, the forum rules, and all that stuff so we can help you better. :thanks:

gautier
3rd December 2003, 12:20
oops..yes rule #6
-> but it was legal stuff !:rolleyes:

gautier
5th December 2003, 01:01
can anybody help me:scared:

r6d2
5th December 2003, 02:37
Originally posted by gautier
can anybody help me:scared:
Well, you have received valuable information from Nick. Did you attempt to do what he suggested?

We are not magicians. If you don't give enough information, we cannot help you. If you don't follow the directions given and provide feedback, people will not spend time in giving you more directions.

Besides, you are asking help on movies you don't own.

Venom_IL
5th December 2003, 03:33
2.66.01.07 obviously

It's the version I currently use, therefore it's the best
I'll let you know if i switch, don't worry