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IVTC drops a lot of frames (animation frames at that) when used with non-film footage. (Which is most noticeable in scenes with lots of panning.) This is specially noticeable with fansubs that are ripped straight from DVDs using IVTC unlike fansubs that are captured live from TV at 23.976frps. You g...

Just try DoItFast...

1. A codec and bitrate to a video are what race and networth are to you. 2. By actually trying to figure it out. 3. Well, you need to put it on a site with plenty of space. Prefferably a site that will concent to it, and you should do it gently while you're at it. 4. Think Vice Versa. Or try using l...

The best option for editing interlaced footage is to not edit it at all. Use a program like virtualdub or DVD2AVI to deinterlace your source, then import and use it as progressive footage.

There's nothing wrong with the DVD-ROM or with the DVD disc. It's the authoring method used to publish the DVD. I had a similar problem (more or less exactly) with my Street Fighter Alpha DVD. The best fool proof solution I could give you is to use DoItFast from http://members.cox.net/doitfast4u/ I ...

Well, compared to DVD source anything else looks like shit. The issue is cramming up a lot stuff in a regular CD in a watchable quality, not making SVCD or mini-DVD. I thought posting it could be usefull since I've never seen a tutorial on how to do it. I didn't even think it could be done until I s...

I'm reffering to smallest size trying for the best quality. I got around to watching my rip of Black Hawk Down on an "nVCD" in a 32" flatscreen TV. I won't argue beyond that, but try it before you bash it at least. Either way if the aim is highest quality instead of versatility I guess it's inrrevel...

Actually, using REAL-TIME in any process is a good way to get your PC to freeze or lock up. Tweaking with the processes priority settings only tells windows which application to run with the highest priority. It does not make any application run any "faster". It only puts them first in line in the p...

I don't use post processing with any codec. While my CPU can handle it, I don't like it. As for the artifcats in questions they appear within a single frame, in a form ressembling multiple random squares in different colors. I only notice this in scene changes though, and it never appears when I use...

Premiere doesn't jusr crash by itself. Different codecs make it crash. Hence use only one codec, better yet a lossless one. Premiere has never crashed on me ever since.