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Post by Kariudo » Mon Oct 13, 2008 3:14 pm

annyaonweb wrote:
Bauzi wrote:I recommend to convert all the sources you need into a lossless codec like HuffYUV or Lagarith. It takes diskspace, but you really gain smooth editing (because it needs less ressources) and way less problems.

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I did that. Ended up with 3 gb files and over 20 gb taken space in the end. Quality stayed the same as the mkv but in premiere, not all the episodes were there. Only the Opening and another half a minute or max a minute extra. Other than that no. So i continued using avs files straight instead of converted lagarith files from vdub.
and that's why you should make clips instead of converting entire episodes (time is short, do a forum search for making clips with virtualdubmod if you don't know how)

basic rule of quality: the output quality is only as good as the input quality

and if you try to edit mkv by putting it into an avs script you're liable to experience the problem noted at the beginning of this thread

bottom line: dvd footage >> downloaded footage and lossless clips ftw
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Post by annyaonweb » Mon Oct 13, 2008 3:17 pm

Kariudo wrote:
and that's why you should make clips instead of converting entire episodes (time is short, do a forum search for making clips with virtualdubmod if you don't know how)

basic rule of quality: the output quality is only as good as the input quality

and if you try to edit mkv by putting it into an avs script you're liable to experience the problem noted at the beginning of this thread

bottom line: dvd footage >> downloaded footage and lossless clips ftw
I know :) I only have been dld-ing dvdz, HD or Bluray for the past months and using mkvs with huge rez and best quality. I know how to make clips in vdub but i also tried making that the other day (a small scene of about 5 seconds) and only 2 seconds appeared. I dunno, maybe my programs are screwed.. I need to format anyway at the way things are going with my pc. And also, I haven't had the same problem as Speeder. I was just replying to Bauzi-sama ^^
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Post by JaddziaDax » Mon Oct 13, 2008 3:45 pm

planning out your video more can help too, also setting up job control and letting it run while you sleep can take away from the boredom of watching it convert O.o

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