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DVD Decrypter is the best for any special stuff, for a regular dump use whatever you're comfortable with. I do a lot of PGS splitting in IFO mode (pulling specific episodes into single vob's and demuxing audio tracks) so DVD Decrypter is godly.

>implying anything neuron2 codes is worth using (☞ﾟ∀ﾟ)☞ O U TBH, Telecide is better than TFM when you are doing 100% manual IVTC I find, because TFM tries to be clever and messes you up. On some funky sources though it is needed. Rarely have I found the need though. By manual I mean writing out OVR ...

What about the blurays with 480i/480p/576i/576p content? There are 6 that I know of, and a lot more that have it as a non-main feature, for example the Xam'd blurays.
Also, stop linking doom9, it's ancient outdated shit. We use doom10 now, but it lacks guides, as they are not necessary.

It seems I was wrong and it got removed. Apparently it was never part of the interface in the first place, only the code underneath for other things to use. My bad~

Actually it does, but it has been forever since I've used ffdshow and it probably just lacks it being exposed to the interface.

We've been continually telling him to use FFMS2 though. Also, ffdshow isn't a decoder, libavcodec is what does it for ffdshow by default.

MPEG4 does not mean H.264. It can be multiple codecs (and containers). MPEG4-AVC is what bluray has. MPEG4-ASP for example is what XviD and DivX are. VC-1 is by no means a shitty codec, it just isn't as good as AVC. There are times when MPEG2 is better than AVC as well. Constant ratefactor is there ...

i had a feeling that you misspelled cfr for a reason. Yes I've heard of quality encoding, 1 pass, 2 pass, npass, and quality are the 4 mainstream options. I use one pass. He didn't misspell it at all, he wrote CRF. You don't know much about x264 do you? You have constant quantizer, constant ratefac...

It was, as confirmation.