How can we re-encode movies that are too big and lose quality? - Club CDFreaks

Carlos Garcia · 30-05-2003

I was wondering. If a movie is, say, larger than 7 gigs, and when you use DVD2one it comes out blocky at 4.36 gigs...Does anyone know how to re-encode the movie to make it look better, so that it won't look blocky? Does anyone know of any free software available that you can run the original files through, that will make the final movie look almost as good as the original 7 gig version, without the blockiness? I love DVD2one, but now suddenly there are DVDs of 90 min movies that have the movie at about 7 gigs in size, and when reduced to fit a DVD-R with DVD2one, the quality suffers. I have never used a re-encoder, and don't know how to...If anyone can help, I would really appreciate it. Thanks.

CG

*nmpaulcp* · 30-05-2003

I use dvd decrypter to rip and then run it through dvdshrink. Try the dvd help files.

muralin · 30-05-2003

for movies greater than 6.5GB, I use Pinnacle InstantCopy. DVD2One is awesome for movies under 6.5GB....

cobra88 · 30-05-2003

muralin can u tel me how to use Pinnacle InstantCopy ??

i have it and i don't know how to use it .

i want full disc not movie only .....

dvr105 · 30-05-2003

Some moderator please move this to an appropriate forum - this thread has no relevance to dvd2one - call me a fool but it really really bugs me when people do not have the decency to post in the correct forums.

Carlos Garcia · 31-05-2003

Sorry if you don't think this is relevent to DVD2one, but I was only looking for advice on how DVD2one can make the quality of movies larger than 7gigs look better than it currently does. Moving this to another forum still doesn't answer my question...Is there a re-encode program available that will make movies larger than 7 gigs look better (no blockiness) before I can shrink the movie with DVD2one?

CG

menher · 31-05-2003

@ Carlos Garcia

Personally, I would wait for the next version of DVD2one. You may be pleasantly surprised.

If time is of the essence then go with muralin or nmpaulcp.

dvr105 · 31-05-2003

Carlos Im not attacking you - but what you ask explicit has nothing to do with dvd2one - you say so yourself. You are not content with the quality of dvd2one under certain circumstances and need advice on some other way of reencoding that will give better quality. This is all very well - I do understand your question - but since this forum deals with specific questions about dvd2one you will propably not get to many answers here.

Instead you should look into one of the thousands of guides on the net explaining how to reencode using other tools, like cce, avisynth, tmpgenc, etc. etc.

Google is a very good searchtool for this ;-)

http://www.dvdrhelp.com is a place to start for instance - they have alot of guides and information about your subject.

cobra88 · 31-05-2003

ok i know that DVD2One doesn't touch the audio . so does IC re-encode the audio ??

dvr105 · 31-05-2003

for crying out loud !!!

This is the DVD2ONE forum - not the IC7 forum !!!!!!!!!!

If you need to learn to use IC7 then frickin go visit the IC7 forum and ask there.

Have the decency to not ask for help on a competing product in this forum or ask your mother to learn you some common manners

The-poacher · 31-05-2003

dvr105 · 01-06-2003

calm down ? - not likely

and please be a litle bit more specific as to what rulez you think I do not follow ?

I honestly dont think asking for some manners is out of line - in fact I beleive that everyone older than 13 should have learned some basic ethics. One being that asking for help/education in the use of a competing product, in the competitors helpforum is as rude as it gets. Very few things annoys me - but this is definately one of them. There are other forums dealing with IC7, asking for help in IC7 in this forum simply because someone is allready here - just shows their lazyness and lack of manners.

I admit that Im perhaps overreacting slightly - but I really do want to make a point that should not be that hard to understand.

The-poacher · 01-06-2003

from the rulez

Quote:

If you notice a user breaking the rules, please do not bash the user. Please contact the responsible moderator(s) of that forum or an online administrator through Private Messaging and have him close or delete the thread, this will prevent an unnecessarily negative atmosphere;

cobra88 · 01-06-2003

dvr105

sorry if i bother you mister dvr105.

i just ask my quastion in the other forum..

dvr105 · 01-06-2003

The-poacher: point taken - Ill try to be less bashfull next time

Cobra88 - thank you and I will be more than happy to answer your questions in the other forum

30-05-2003	#1 (permalink)
Carlos Garcia New on Forum Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 27	How can we re-encode movies that are too big and lose quality? <a href='http://adstats.cdfreaks.com/www/delivery/ck.php?n=a13febf7&cb=INSERT_RANDOM_NUMBER_HERE' target='_blank'><img src='http://adstats.cdfreaks.com/www/delivery/avw.php?zoneid=30&cb=INSERT_RANDOM_NUMBER_HERE&n=a13febf7' border='0' alt='' /></a> I was wondering. If a movie is, say, larger than 7 gigs, and when you use DVD2one it comes out blocky at 4.36 gigs...Does anyone know how to re-encode the movie to make it look better, so that it won't look blocky? Does anyone know of any free software available that you can run the original files through, that will make the final movie look almost as good as the original 7 gig version, without the blockiness? I love DVD2one, but now suddenly there are DVDs of 90 min movies that have the movie at about 7 gigs in size, and when reduced to fit a DVD-R with DVD2one, the quality suffers. I have never used a re-encoder, and don't know how to...If anyone can help, I would really appreciate it. Thanks. CG

30-05-2003	#3 (permalink)
muralin CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 54	for movies greater than 6.5GB, I use Pinnacle InstantCopy. DVD2One is awesome for movies under 6.5GB.... __________________ Murali

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31-05-2003	#6 (permalink)
Carlos Garcia New on Forum Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 27	Sorry if you don't think this is relevent to DVD2one, but I was only looking for advice on how DVD2one can make the quality of movies larger than 7gigs look better than it currently does. Moving this to another forum still doesn't answer my question...Is there a re-encode program available that will make movies larger than 7 gigs look better (no blockiness) before I can shrink the movie with DVD2one? CG Last edited by Carlos Garcia; 31-05-2003 at 04:49.

31-05-2003	#9 (permalink)
cobra88 CD Freaks Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Dubai / UAE Posts: 214	ok i know that DVD2One doesn't touch the audio . so does IC re-encode the audio ?? __________________ LiteON DVD-ROM 166S LiteON CD-RW 52246S Sony DVD±RW DRU-500A Sony DVD±RW DRU-510A Pioneer DVD-RW A06 Pioneer DVD±RW A08 NEC DVD±RW ND-3500 Plextor DVD/DL±RW PX716A

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30-05-2003	#2 (permalink)
nmpaulcp CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: On the westside Posts: 1,381	I use dvd decrypter to rip and then run it through dvdshrink. Try the dvd help files.

30-05-2003	#5 (permalink)
dvr105 CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 90	Some moderator please move this to an appropriate forum - this thread has no relevance to dvd2one - call me a fool but it really really bugs me when people do not have the decency to post in the correct forums.

31-05-2003	#7 (permalink)
menher CD Freaks Rookie Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: UK (England) Posts: 33	@ Carlos Garcia Personally, I would wait for the next version of DVD2one. You may be pleasantly surprised. If time is of the essence then go with muralin or nmpaulcp.

31-05-2003	#8 (permalink)
dvr105 CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 90	Carlos Im not attacking you - but what you ask explicit has nothing to do with dvd2one - you say so yourself. You are not content with the quality of dvd2one under certain circumstances and need advice on some other way of reencoding that will give better quality. This is all very well - I do understand your question - but since this forum deals with specific questions about dvd2one you will propably not get to many answers here. Instead you should look into one of the thousands of guides on the net explaining how to reencode using other tools, like cce, avisynth, tmpgenc, etc. etc. Google is a very good searchtool for this ;-) http://www.dvdrhelp.com is a place to start for instance - they have alot of guides and information about your subject.

31-05-2003	#10 (permalink)
dvr105 CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 90	for crying out loud !!! This is the DVD2ONE forum - not the IC7 forum !!!!!!!!!! If you need to learn to use IC7 then frickin go visit the IC7 forum and ask there. Have the decency to not ask for help on a competing product in this forum or ask your mother to learn you some common manners

31-05-2003	#11 (permalink)
The-poacher CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: UK Posts: 66	Calm down read the rulez __________________ Life is far too important a thing ever to talk seriously about. Oscar Wilde

01-06-2003	#12 (permalink)
dvr105 CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 90	calm down ? - not likely and please be a litle bit more specific as to what rulez you think I do not follow ? I honestly dont think asking for some manners is out of line - in fact I beleive that everyone older than 13 should have learned some basic ethics. One being that asking for help/education in the use of a competing product, in the competitors helpforum is as rude as it gets. Very few things annoys me - but this is definately one of them. There are other forums dealing with IC7, asking for help in IC7 in this forum simply because someone is allready here - just shows their lazyness and lack of manners. I admit that Im perhaps overreacting slightly - but I really do want to make a point that should not be that hard to understand.

01-06-2003	#14 (permalink)
cobra88 CD Freaks Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Dubai / UAE Posts: 214	dvr105 sorry if i bother you mister dvr105. i just ask my quastion in the other forum.. __________________ LiteON DVD-ROM 166S LiteON CD-RW 52246S Sony DVD±RW DRU-500A Sony DVD±RW DRU-510A Pioneer DVD-RW A06 Pioneer DVD±RW A08 NEC DVD±RW ND-3500 Plextor DVD/DL±RW PX716A

01-06-2003	#15 (permalink)
dvr105 CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 90	The-poacher: point taken - Ill try to be less bashfull next time Cobra88 - thank you and I will be more than happy to answer your questions in the other forum

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