I got the 4 movies in a folder by.....

Job2 · 10th January 2005, 20:11

TMPGEnc DVD - I make my DVD's in VCD - have done for years and still do.
Apart from MPEG4/DIVX - cant beat the quality at which I make them for the size.
So as such I can rip a move to just over 1GB = 4 per DVD.
So I author 3-4 movies to a DVD using TMPGEnc DVD incl chapters etc.

That folder simply contains a copy of the DVD - sort of along the lines I visualised me doing the process on my HTPC but on the 1TB disk.
Stash all the copied DVD's in their separate folders and then setting up a web paged (or similar) shortcut page.

Matthew · 11th January 2005, 00:13

Ummm...congratulations?

Personally I don't like such a crappy resolution...the lack of detail is very annoying.

If this is for computer playback (sounds like it) I don't understand why you wouldn't use XviD. Much better resolution.

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Job2 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 35	I got the 4 movies in a folder by..... TMPGEnc DVD - I make my DVD's in VCD - have done for years and still do. Apart from MPEG4/DIVX - cant beat the quality at which I make them for the size. So as such I can rip a move to just over 1GB = 4 per DVD. So I author 3-4 movies to a DVD using TMPGEnc DVD incl chapters etc. That folder simply contains a copy of the DVD - sort of along the lines I visualised me doing the process on my HTPC but on the 1TB disk. Stash all the copied DVD's in their separate folders and then setting up a web paged (or similar) shortcut page.

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Matthew jdgljlfljg Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Tony Abbott's electorate Posts: 1,393	Ummm...congratulations? Personally I don't like such a crappy resolution...the lack of detail is very annoying. If this is for computer playback (sounds like it) I don't understand why you wouldn't use XviD. Much better resolution.