Just an FYI...
I ended up with a good quality DVD using the following encoding
sequence:
yuvdenoise -F
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ly enabled VBR for mpeg2enc.
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> Just for reference, the peak bitrate on commerical DVDs is often 8000Kbps or
> more!
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> Andrew
Thanks, Greg.
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ter to watch since she got
the DVD for her birthday 8 months ago but hasn't been able to watch it).
> There the -q option might help.
I'll try going down to -q 4 too.
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> auf hoffentlich bald,
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> Berni the Chaos of
26 Feb 2003.
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> auf hoffentlich bald,
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> Berni the Chaos of Woodquarter
Many thanks for your comments and suggestions.
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had no sound.
Can I use mplayer to extract both the video AND the audio?
Any idea on why the movie is jerky?
How can I know if the source is interlaced (or are DVDs never
interlaced) and thus perform a de-interlacing step?
Cheers, Greg.
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