cladDVD

by **999** » May 8, 2001 @ 9:17pm

Another setting to check in DVD2AVI is the YUV -> RGB setting. If you're not planning to play these files back on a standard TV, then make sure PC is checked. The reason is, Black on a PC is a value of 0 accross the board, while on a TV it's 16,16,16.

by **Dan East** » May 8, 2001 @ 9:40pm

I can't use TMPGEnc to encode with the DivX codec though, right? Dan East

by **Moose or Chuck** » May 8, 2001 @ 9:47pm

actually i believe you can, i just dont remeber how, i think its when you set the codec you'll use, you choose divx

by **999** » May 8, 2001 @ 9:52pm

Yes, you can, however sound does not work properly. Make an Mpeg file, I prefer VCD resolutions so I can make VCDs if needed. Use that new Mpeg file to create your DivX movie via VirtualDub. It takes roughly as long as viewing the movie normally to convert it to DivX from Mpeg. Last modification: 999 - 05/08/01 at 18:52:46

Website · by **Paul** » May 9, 2001 @ 6:58am

by **Chris Edwards** » May 9, 2001 @ 11:02am

Website · by **Paul** » May 9, 2001 @ 12:59pm

by **999** » May 9, 2001 @ 2:44pm

by **Moose or Chuck** » May 9, 2001 @ 8:31pm

by **Diego Cueva** » May 9, 2001 @ 10:09pm

Just sell your PPC and buy one of those Portable DVD players.....

And you will never need to worry about bit rates, VCDs, VCRs NPCs CNNs etc. again

Last modification: Diego Cueva - 05/09/01 at 19:09:49

by **Moose or Chuck** » May 10, 2001 @ 3:35pm

The batteries on those portable DVD players doesn't last through an entire movie.

by **Diego Cueva** » May 10, 2001 @ 4:55pm

Ah, ah, well, actually I was kidding about selling the PPC to buy a portable DVD, but, blah... I´m getting depressed....

by **Jaybot** » May 10, 2001 @ 4:58pm

Have you tried oone out before moose? I sincerely doubt that they would put a standalone portable dvd player on the market if the batteries wouldn't last through at least one movie... if not 3 or 4.

by **Diego Cueva** » May 10, 2001 @ 5:16pm

I know it lasts more than one movie... But I wouldn´t buy one. They are too big in my opinion.

by **999** » May 10, 2001 @ 5:19pm

ROFL! Yea, that's a real Catch22 to release a Movie viewer that can't hold enough juice to playback an entire movie. I was going to buy one as a desk toy at one time, and recall the battery life being just enough to watch a movie and about half of another one before your batteries need to be recharged. Last modification: 999 - 05/10/01 at 14:19:31

cladDVD

Re: cladDVD

Re: cladDVD

Re: cladDVD

Re: cladDVD

Re: cladDVD

Re: cladDVD

Re: cladDVD

Re: cladDVD

Re: cladDVD

Re: cladDVD

Re: cladDVD

Re: cladDVD

Re: cladDVD

Re: cladDVD

Re: cladDVD

Sort

Forum Description

Moderators:

Forum permissions