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[#51853]
Written by: bizkit_90210 [20/08/2007, 09:40] |
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i just got a tv card for my pc, and i managed to record something with the software that came with it but it turned a 2 hour recording into a 3.5gb mpeg file. what software do i use to compress the show so its a similar size to the kinds of eps i find on here? thanks for your help. |
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[#51872]
Written by: death734 [20/08/2007, 11:49] |
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look up 2 pass xvid (not divx!) and virtual dub mod on yahoo/google (doom9 websites are good). 2 hours with commercials removed (~84min) should be about 700mb just so you know, if the card you are talking about is connected to a digital cable/sat by a composite(rca)/s-video/coaxile cable. then thats a analog rip (which is tagged tvrip by the scene groups) some people suggest autogk but i don't because the chance of error is higher in it for bad crop and incorrect resize (as it doesn't even let you choose the height). here is a page to set up 2 pass xvid (but dont use quarter pixel or global motion. use unrestricted profile always) h**p://www.doom9.org/xvid-vdub-11.htm  avisynth is the best way to go for video filters and encoding time (source/crop/resize/deinterlace and so on.) but virtual dub filters are probably the best for beginners (note: don't use deint blend, even discard is better then it) you can download lame acm and use that to re-encode audio in vdubmod (streams >> streams list) |
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[#51892]
Written by: bizkit_90210 [20/08/2007, 14:21] |
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