g-force said:
Ugh. I know, I've changed the crop values a few times in order to remove some artifacts, and I have not re-calculated what the PAL values should be, nor am I even sure they were ever right. I just couldn't figure out what was going on since your processed clips were my only PAL references, so I axed the whole PAL resizing stuff. If you would like, I could re-evaluate the appropriate crop values if you could encode and post a short, bright, unprocessed clip (no resizing, no cropping etc.) that shows the borders well. Might be worthwhile to post ESB and ROTJ raw clips as well, since you are anxious to do those too. I'm a ways off from doing the subtitles for ROTJ though.
I think you'll be happy with the quality and the speed of the script since your last encode. Sorry you have to do it again, but it'll be worth it! Post that clip and we'll get it right this time!
-G
Ugh. I know, I've changed the crop values a few times in order to remove some artifacts, and I have not re-calculated what the PAL values should be, nor am I even sure they were ever right. I just couldn't figure out what was going on since your processed clips were my only PAL references, so I axed the whole PAL resizing stuff. If you would like, I could re-evaluate the appropriate crop values if you could encode and post a short, bright, unprocessed clip (no resizing, no cropping etc.) that shows the borders well. Might be worthwhile to post ESB and ROTJ raw clips as well, since you are anxious to do those too. I'm a ways off from doing the subtitles for ROTJ though.
I think you'll be happy with the quality and the speed of the script since your last encode. Sorry you have to do it again, but it'll be worth it! Post that clip and we'll get it right this time!
-G
This would be a cool thing. I posted some short PAL-clips here:
http://rapidshare.com/files/111522530/SW.zip.html
I have had no idea to do the subtitles of ROTJ too, so I decided to use the commercial DVD Rebuilder (be sure I don't get paid by them) with your script so I can make the encodings with selectable and not hard encoded subtitles.
Earlier in this treat there were some thoughts about tweaking the script for several scenes individually. DVD Rebuilder does a single .avs for every single chapter of the DVD so it would maybe be possible to tweak the script seperately for every chapter. But this is only a thought. Anyway, there is also a free version of DVD Rebuilder avaiable for download, but with limitations in functionality.
Another way to make the DVD would be to rip it on HDD, demux all streams (audio and subtitles) with PGCdemux and after encoding of the m2v-file remuxing the original subtitle streams with the original audio or the monomix or whatever by muxman. This can be done without any commercial tools and the subtitles stay selectable.