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-- The Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King *REPACK* - DVDRIP - Centropy (http://forum.vcdq.com/showthread.php?threadid=36508)

superb

This one is absolutely amazing. As a standalone itself the video and audio is a perfect 10/10.. and comparing it to other releases, it is clearly way better. It is a lot clearer and brighter compared to the diamond release, it has english subtitles. So what if it's 4 CDs, the 1st and 2nd lord of the rings were 4 cds... i don't mind. This is the release to get and no other. Props to CTP.

Vertrif

10/10/4

I really love the quality, NO pixelation or imperfections that I can see on TV. Had a little trouble burning the 2nd disc, I went through 2 CD's before I figured out what was wrong (had to use the RAR file for cue and bin extraction). Best quality I have ever downloaded! Audio is crisp and clear.

anyone know how to merge the movies together so it fits on to one dvdr

try

using winISO to extract the SVCD files from the .bin and then join the MPeg's with virtualdub

Love it enough said..
10/10/10

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in reply to: mak8 "anyone know how to merge the movies together so it fits on to one dvdr"

merging the files to dvd-r is tricky, but very possible. i did it the other day - use Womble VCR to edit the video files and clip the ends/start of some of the discs (Centropy overlaped the movie, so that if u insert the disc, then it will play the last few seconds that were on the disc before...if u just add them as they are, you will have repeates at the ends of the disc breaks)
once you have the new MPEG-2 files edited through womble VCR, open them in TMPGEnc and encode each CD indevidually as MPEG-2. I used MPEG-2 352x480, 29fps, 2-Pass VBR with MAX:3250kbps, AVEREAGE: 2875kbps and MIN: 0kbps. encode each CD seperatly in this format, then use Merge/Cut in TMPGEnc to merge the CD's ONCE YOU HAVE ENCODED THEM

i did this over a night of encoding. the output file should be around 3.9gig - which is fine, when u author it, the rest of the room will fill up, my dvd is now 4.195 gig (MAX for a DVD is 4.200 gig) and there is seriously BARELY any diff in quality and there is deffinatly NO PIXELTAION in my re-encode for my dvd-r IT's STILL PERFECT

follow my settings and u wont go wrong - if ur confused, post questions and i'll be glad to answer them...that goes for anyone else who is having trouble doing this also

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wow! gr8 re-pack Centopy, it doesnt get much better!!!

i wont bother goin into detail, perfection sums it up

10's across the board

10/10/10

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as for how the movie is, its PERFECT - if anyone hasnt downloaded this yet, they should! - it's by far the BEST quality SVCD i have ever seen, Video is flawless with no pixelation at all in any of the high battle scenes (thank god for VBR encoding ) and the audio is nice and crisp - if u are a movie collector, but u dont have a dvd burner/ or the bandwith to get the dvd-r version, this is the version for u

MASSIVE PROPS TO CENTROPY - great to see you back, well dont with this release.

i give it 10/10/100000

loved the trilogy! - pity there wont be any more

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All i have to say is thank the Lord Centropy for realizing the error of your ways with this excellent Repack.. No complaints here. I now have the DVDRip.. Perfect pic and sound.. No complaints at all. Glad to see you back centropy. Hope to see u again soon

9.5/9.5/9

For some reason when i burn this, the video speeds up and it's not in sync with the audio? I use nero and I burn it to a regular VCD (dvd player doesn't play SVCD) I let nero encode the file and I burn it at a slow speed. Please help.

If i tried to encode it with TMPGEnc, when I try to open up CD1, it says .MPG file can not open, or unsupported.

10/10/100 - absolute perfect copy. I'm obsessed with LOTR.

king elessar,
you need to run me .mpg's through DVD2AVI before TMPGenc will accpet them. try that, it worked for me - btw, nero is the shitest program ever for encoding vcd's, and it wouldnt have worked at all, because u were trying to burn an MPEG-2 as an MPEG-1, and nero's encoder is the worst ever, slow as hell, with crap as results...stay away from it.

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Originally posted by stacky
king elessar,
you need to run me .mpg's through DVD2AVI before TMPGenc will accpet them. try that, it worked for me - btw, nero is the shitest program ever for encoding vcd's, and it wouldnt have worked at all, because u were trying to burn an MPEG-2 as an MPEG-1, and nero's encoder is the worst ever, slow as hell, with crap as results...stay away from it.

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10/10/10

my problem is that on my pioneer dvd player the picture shrinks a bit vertically. making it a 3rd of the TVs screen size. what can i do?

just wondering if anyone else had sync issues. I ran it through tmpgenc to put vcd header on it , but after looking at the source it looks to be a little out of sync, did anyone else demultiplex and multiplex it back together??? just wondering, it looks fantastic!!!

10 across the boards

i just got cd1 of it an i extracted everyfing wen i go to burn the image (.cue file) it says i cant burn it at TAO mode wen i do DAO it says i dont have e-nuf space on cd.. someone pls help! i realy want this on a cd! =(