hoozdapimp
Jul 2002
 Punk B1tch
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quote: Originally posted by pHo
i think not.
any ripper worth his salt uses components, and not an all in one package, even if it uses some of these components in itself. if you dont know how to script in AVIsynth even to a small degree, you shouldn't be the one holding the disc.
Uh, last time I checked DVD2SVCD uses AVISynth and lets you put in whatever options that the current version of avisynth.dll will allow you to run.
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as for audio, it should be done in BeSweet GUI or a similar tool, which allows proper control of the stream, and the baddownsample wouldn't occure. anyone releasing in 48khz is an idiot and shouldn't be congratulated for releasing in a better quality format, chances are you wouldn't be able to hear the difference if its done properly anyway.
once again, the audio is done in BeSweet in DVD2SVCD, and if you want to change the options in BESweet if you wanted to, but the default options have been set to give just about the best sound you can get.
In conclusion I don't really see why you would really want to do every step hand by hand. Don't get me wrong, I used to do this until DVD2SVCD became stable and utilized all the tools I preferred to use. Now, there is no real reason not to use the utility.
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