Problem with backing up Bad Boys 2

[naz69]

I have a problem with backing up a Bad Boys 2 R1 DVD to Xvid.
The DVD2AVI says that the source is 94% FILM and 6% NTSC so I can't use the FORCE FILM option. (Even when i did it, it occured in intrelaced frames in the encode.) I tried to IVTC it with use of gordian knot's:

LoadPlugin("C:\PROGRA~1\GORDIA~1\decomb.dll")
Telecide(order=1,guide=1).Decimate()

But the result was the jerky playback(but without intrelaced frames in the encode).
My question is if you know any way to ivtc it with any filter, and if yes, then with which settings. Maybe some of you backed up this DVD already and know the way how to do it.

I will be very glad to hear some suggestions.

PS. I'm not sure if i have posted it in the right section.
PS2. Sorry for my English.

[malkion]

the only time i do not Force Film is for interlaced content.

it should be alright for u to just FF, unless experts disagree.

[Hiro2k]

The right section would be the Gknot forum or the Newb's forum. This problem does not invlove XviD in any way.

The problem with using FF when you are not supposed to is that if you turn it on, it sometimes makes you movie go out of sync.But as malkionsaid try it with FF on, you might not even notice anyting out of sync and it won't be jerky. :D

[niamh]

are you sure your clip is top field first? (sounds silly but never know)
run notepad and type:
LoadPlugin("C:\PROGRA~1\GORDIA~1\mpeg2dec3.dll")
mpeg2source("your path:\..\..\your film.d2v")
assumetff()
bob()

now save this as test.avs or whatever, and open that file in vdubmod.Playit frame by frame(the >> button :))and see is the motion smooth or going backwards and forward. should it be jerky and backwards, try to replace assumetff by assumebff, and check that avs through vdubmod too :)
the one playing smoothly will be the right one (obviously)
if your film is top field first (tff) then order=1 is correct and the problem lies elsewhere (you'll need to look at the patterns)if the film is bottom field first(bff) then you need to set order=0 instead.:)

try that first and give us some feedback.

you can have a look in the decomb tutorial too, which can be got in the decomb package there (http://neuron2.net/decomb/decombnew.html)

(telecide is part of decomb)

[naz69]

Thanks for the reply. I already have it done. The problem was the Xvid 1.0 which, i did't know, can't be installed with ffdshow. The next was the FORCED FILM thingy, as it left artifacs while it was on. I turned it off and used the uncomb.dll thing from AVISynth Filter collection.

Anyway, great thanks for all your help.