The abosulout best DVD>Svcd rippin way

oscarwilli · Dec 14, 2002

Hi all

After years of testing - the results are >

Im going to skip quite a lot of problems in this short explaning !

Just want to show u all the right tools/programs.

Ok - here we go - step 1

1:Rip to DVD to H.D (im sure u all no how to ?)
2:Start op FLASK (verious versions !) and have the - ADOBE VIDEO server plugin installed. (Remenber to set how many frames to encode in Flask)+ set in options > multiplex video+audio file - via BBMPEG (Build in)

Set your settings -and of u go - all finnished - ready to burn

,,,,,,,,,there is many diferent reasons to why i use this patrticulear way,,,,, plz understand ? ( like VBV buffer underrun- and misaligment releatead issues ,,,,, - permanement sub's o.s.v.)

----My little 'indlæg' Enjoy all - this is worth quite a bit.

Greetz all -

ChickenMan · Dec 14, 2002

oscarwilli said:
After years of testing -

I would be interesting on what other programs you have tested and why you eliminated/rejected them.

Have you ever tried Cinema Craft Encoder or Canopus Procoder ?

CM

jorel · Dec 14, 2002

The abosulout best DVD>Svcd rippin way .....
hummm ,"The abosulout",....i don't know....
but , the best way is:
CM tutorial!

danoman · Dec 14, 2002

the best but not easiest

i found that dvd2svcd with tmpgenc was the shit i have a wall full of svcd`s to show for it . block buster dont have shit on me

afgok · Dec 14, 2002

i dont know why you all bother with SVCD 2 discs for a 2hr film and the quality aint nothing special DivX the way to go there`s even a retail DVD player that will play DivX movies now stop looking in the past move on

daveml · Dec 14, 2002

afgok said:
i dont know why you all bother with SVCD 2 discs for a 2hr film and the quality aint nothing special DivX the way to go there`s even a retail DVD player that will play DivX movies now stop looking in the past move on

Yes A retail dvd player that can play divx!
Wow what about the other 99.99999999999999999% who dont have one?

Havent seen the divx dvdplayer in action but I would bet it cant play half of the divx movies downloaded from the net.

DVD2SVCD using CCE is an excellent way of encoding your back up movies to play on standalones.

Divx may one day make SVCD obsolete.
That day has not come yet.

The best way to backup DVD.....................DVD-R!

svgusta · Dec 14, 2002

Daveml, whats wrong with DVD+R ?
I got great results with that.

daveml · Dec 14, 2002

svgusta said:
Daveml, whats wrong with DVD+R ?
I got great results with that.

Not a thing m8.
Whatever your burner and standalone supports.

shadoe_phantom · Dec 15, 2002

you are correct daveml!
These new DivX players that are coming out (none really out for sale yet... just prototypes) are made for DivX 4.12 & 5.x support.
Not the 3.x made DivX's out there... which are about 75%+.

For myself I don't mind just watching DivX off the computer or pluging out to TV, but not everyone has TV in room or wants to watch like that.

DVD+R are just the same as DVD-R only that DVD-R are more compatible with other components and DV-R discs are cheaper too. But if your player plays them and you don't mind shelling out the extra money for the DV+R discs than no problemo.
In time am sure things will level off more and hopefully be dirt cheap too.

afgok · Dec 17, 2002

thx 4 your reply daveml but not so long ago 99.999999999999% of us wern`t on the internet. iwill by 1 of these players when they become available. ps i would only use it to play my legally owned divx backups & not 4 pirated movies downloaded of the internt. lol.

MurderOne · Dec 17, 2002

i like divx and svcd. i prefer divx but as no real standards have been derived and i only just got around to buying my first dvd/mpg external player for the tv i won't be getting any divx dvd players soon. i have to use the tvout which is pretty good quality but not as fantastic looking as a decent svcd. plus i have to always get up and plug the damn cables in (already broken my scart adapter from the constant pulling and pushing).

if i really like a film that i want to keep but won't buy then i use SVCD, however for collecting movies divx is more then adequate for a film i will only watch once. and i refuse to buy dvds of films i already own on video. after all if it's the license to view i am paying for then i think that's fair.