Thread: Rippers: 01/02 full season on VHS, 03 on DVD
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Old 02-12-2008, 11:16 AM
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Originally Posted by sandgk View Post
On the dual 4.70 GB discs.

These are getting piped by me along or other of the following conversion routes, the routes all lead to a single file:

A - Load two primary Video_TS .VOB trees into VideoReDo Plus.
B - Join the two independent files (VideoReDo Plus is good at this at it doesn't do any demux / remux work - it is a straight pipe). Makes about a 7.5 GB intermediate file
C - Either take the the 7.5 GB file and pipe through XMPeg - thus end product is right-sized DiVX, OR:
D - If C gives errors (can happen, XMpeg and other DiVX apps can be prone to bugs) then make the DVD files and Shrink with DVD Shrink to custom ratio -- OR, Just pipe through ULead MovieFactory's less flexible version of DVD Shrinking.

Either way you should get one large DVD file tree.

E - Either way the delivered content is then converted to .iso images and burned to Disc.

I'll get back on the VHS to DVD route - MTBF has struck my old and venerable VCR players. I am far from being out of ideas on handling the issue, but I'll share with Clarity by PM the issues being faced.
For the KState game, I extracted the DVD's to mpeg using MPEGStreamClip, combined the two files and fixed the timing sequence. From there I compress to one *.mp4 file @ 1200-1400 kbps using the H.264 standard. End result is a 1.7-1.9 GB file that has decent quality. I'll encode the '03 PSU game tonight, hopefully.

I'll look into figuring out how to author a DVD from the original MPEG stream. Right now I'm doing this all on my Mac, so keep that in mind. What used to be my main workstation PC has been scavenged for parts to make my fileserver (which is serving the torrents now) and frankly, I don't have time to put it back together just yet.
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