Kyp said:
Tnx Moth3r for the reply... really have enjoyed learning from your anti-aliasing and sharpening techniques.
I did IFO rips... don't recall my "force film" setting. Upon review I was incorrect in my steps.... I didn't have Womble so I was just using DGIndex against the raw M2Vs.
Is not doing the Womble step the cause? If so is there any freeware that achieves what it is doing in this step (minus the 30 day trial)? Also, since I bypassed this step, I also didn't reencode the M2Vs in TmpEnc.
To the best of my knowledge the only side-effect I've come across not reencoding the M2Vs is this frame number matchup with the scripts you guys create. Everything else seems fine on video enhancements and audio sync.
Tnx Moth3r for the reply... really have enjoyed learning from your anti-aliasing and sharpening techniques.
I did IFO rips... don't recall my "force film" setting. Upon review I was incorrect in my steps.... I didn't have Womble so I was just using DGIndex against the raw M2Vs.
Is not doing the Womble step the cause? If so is there any freeware that achieves what it is doing in this step (minus the 30 day trial)? Also, since I bypassed this step, I also didn't reencode the M2Vs in TmpEnc.
To the best of my knowledge the only side-effect I've come across not reencoding the M2Vs is this frame number matchup with the scripts you guys create. Everything else seems fine on video enhancements and audio sync.
womble is used to correct the time code in the m2v but this is only needed if you demux with DVDdecrypter, I tend to rip a single un-split vob file with DVDdecrypter and then demux with VOBrator, this way you don't get any issues with the timecode and both programs are freeware. (actually these days I usually just use DGIndex directly on the VOB but as Moth3r said can give you a different frame count)
I've never used a 'force film' setting but I'm always using PAL sources so I doubt it matters for me.