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Arnie.d

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#114626
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Betamax Tapes
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I transferred Video2000 tapes (from 1983) to dvd. The tapes were in very good condition and played very well. I found a broken Video2000 tape in our old garage, the casing was broken and the tape itself must have laid in the mud for more then 10 years, freezing in winter (-15) hot in summer (+40). I removed the tape from another casing to put the muddy tape from the garage in. It still played pretty well. When using old tapes you should wind them back and forth before playing because the tape may be a bit sticky.
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#110318
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.: Moth3r's PAL DVD project :.
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the MSU Denoiser crashes on images wider than 1280 pixels.

BTW, I messaged you about Leia's 7 seconds welding clip, did you get it? the default users setting might be not to receive messages.


So that's why it crashed haha, I wondered about that.

I got a PM about the rar files. Then I send you 2 PMs, one about my ftp, the other about www.youshareit.com
My email is arnie.d@tiscali.nl maybe that works better.
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#110311
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.: Moth3r's PAL DVD project :.
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How I use it is to crop the 4:3 source so I just end up with the letterbox image, 2x resize with the edgeresample filter, rescale it again but with Lanczos3 to 1280x545 to get 1:1 aspect ratio image, apply a sharpen filter and then finally Lanczos3 resize & add black borders to get an anamorphic PAL image.

When your source is interlaced do you select "Interlaced (not recommended for enlarging)" in the resize settings?

Why is 1280x545 a 1:1 aspect ratio? Why do you want a 1:1 aspect ratio? It seems logical to me sharpening after the 2x resize with edgeresampler keeps quality better then resizing an extra time. So can you explain that?
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#110179
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Crop and Resize: prepare for / how to
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OK I've done a decent IVTC and resize. Now I encoded the avi at 23.976 fps. When I want to import the mpv into dvd-lab the program says it can't use 24 fps movie so it want to pulldown. So I went to all this trouble only to find out my IVTC avi has to be pulled down again for encoding??? Oh man. Well if I didn't I could not have resized properly.

So now I want to encode the avi again. Should I choose 2:3 or 3:2 pulldown? What's the difference? Quality difference?
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#109934
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Help Wanted: re the Leia welding footage from ESB
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Maybe you can cut out the 7 seconds (+ some overlap maybe) with virtualdub. Maybe you can sent it to my ftp? Do you have windows commander or total commander (normally my ftp is not reachable with IE)? I would really appreciate it if you could sent me the footage. I hope it's not too much trouble. I'll PM you my ftp information if your willing and able to sent the footage to me. By the way, how's your ld to dvd transfer going?
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#109930
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Help: looking for... Star Wars Ep1 and Ep2 - With Deleted Scenes Restored!
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If you want to do it yourself I think it's pretty easy to do with dvd-lab pro. You rip the movie and the deleted scenes to your hdd. Then in dvd-lab pro you chop them up in chapters. Then you can make a chapter play list. In other words you can make the chapters play in any order you want. You can put both versions of the movie on 1 disc so you can select in the menu which one to play the original version or the extended version.