A small problem when ripping

[post-it]

post-it, please stop re-enforcing the idea that you're actually mentally disabled. It's getting annoying.

gee, I'm sorry; and sense when is a person mentally dysfunctional for things
being explained 100 time wrong ... according to the results I'm "not seeing"!

From the beginning of this boards encoding guru's I've had three issues with
what they have called, "the golden rule" on encoding:
1) The full size of the AMV doesn't compress the way they say it should.
2) The Audio never really sounds right.
3) The timing always seems to be mis-matched.
I've tryed different Editors and the results seem to be the same.

DVD ripping of RizzleMine is a boot-leg copy and as of 2006, I found the problem
not to be in Frames Per Second nor De-interlacing as the issue. Currently I'm
rebuilding the JVT.264 structure of the Codec to allow for what I have found.

I'll leave you-all alone; considering that you choose not to follow the rules of this board.
-- Idiot one; down

[HalOfBorg]

Ripping individual episodes is not always so easy. I have had DVDs with no chapters, and all episodes were part of one big stream - though I imagine these are rare. I just use DVDShrink to change start/stop point so I get only the episode I want (and to de-select things I don't want).

[Mister Hatt]

Unchaptered DVDs are incredibly rare and most likely bootlegs I bet. Using DVD Shrink is a bad idea, just use a stream editor to read chapter points and extract. That's what IFO mode in DVD Decrypter does.

@post-it: it's cool that you like throwing terms around without any real context or sense. I have no idea why you are talking about quantizer matrices as if they are part of a codec, or why that makes you so special.

[BasharOfTheAges]

I was always of the impression that post-it wasn't a native English speaker. 2nd guess was higher-functioning retardation.