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So I have a 1.21 GB AVi

Post by OzzieAlThor79 » Sun Feb 04, 2007 2:42 pm

I am using WMM 2 (yeah I know. It makes me sad too.)

I have TMPGE.

Problem: I want to get this to something under 100 mb so I can put it on the site and the only options that allow that are MPEG-1 and the size ratio is to small since I have gotten everything to be 640 x 480 and then WMM resizes it in the AVI to 720 x 480. My footage looks pretty damn decent (which it should with a file that size) and I'm not looking to shrink it to the 352 x whatever size they are offering.

Am I helpable or am I screwed?

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Post by Kariudo » Sun Feb 04, 2007 2:55 pm

use vdubmod to compress your file with divx 5 compatible xvid
although very bad for editing, xvid is very good for your final encode
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Post by OzzieAlThor79 » Sun Feb 04, 2007 3:05 pm

Kariudo wrote:use vdubmod to compress your file with divx 5 compatible xvid
although very bad for editing, xvid is very good for your final encode
Does this give me an opportunity to get my file the same size under 100mb's?

Because if it does I thank you.

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Post by Kariudo » Sun Feb 04, 2007 3:08 pm

it is very possible, yes.
x.264 is even better, but that requires a little know-how to use effectively
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Post by OzzieAlThor79 » Sun Feb 04, 2007 4:00 pm

Kariudo wrote:it is very possible, yes.
x.264 is even better, but that requires a little know-how to use effectively
I appreciate it.

I'll update this later when I have some progress.

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Post by OzzieAlThor79 » Tue Feb 13, 2007 9:55 am

Ok, so I have been testing my footage, making sure that everything will look right before I start really editing.

I noticed that there is a slight bit of fuzz in a few (but not all) of my Utena clips on the far right hand side.

My idea is to just crop it off once the entire video is done. As I understand it, I need to run my DV-AVI through VDM to get a master HuffyAVI anyway before compression. Is that crazy or not?

Also, accoring to the WMM part of the guide I'll need to re Deinterlace my footage. Won't that screw up my video quality compression even more?

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Post by Shazzy » Tue Feb 13, 2007 1:56 pm

OzzieAlThor79 wrote: I noticed that there is a slight bit of fuzz in a few (but not all) of my Utena clips on the far right hand side.

My idea is to just crop it off once the entire video is done.
Don't just crop off a chunk on the right side. You want your video to have proper dimensions. If the fuzz is bothering you, run some AviSynth (or just use VirtualDubMod's plugins, if you don't want to write any AviSynth scripts) cleaning scripts. I would do this before you edit, but you can do it after...I'm assuming you've read this part of EADFAG?
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Post by OzzieAlThor79 » Tue Feb 13, 2007 2:57 pm

Shazzy wrote:
OzzieAlThor79 wrote: I noticed that there is a slight bit of fuzz in a few (but not all) of my Utena clips on the far right hand side.

My idea is to just crop it off once the entire video is done.
Don't just crop off a chunk on the right side. You want your video to have proper dimensions. If the fuzz is bothering you, run some AviSynth (or just use VirtualDubMod's plugins, if you don't want to write any AviSynth scripts) cleaning scripts. I would do this before you edit, but you can do it after...I'm assuming you've read this part of EADFAG?
Correct, I did. Thing is, I did that with ALL my footage to begin with before compressing.

I have scripts for all 3 anime I was using and ripped them using said script.

Do I need to run through and do it again to my "fnished" video then?

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Post by OzzieAlThor79 » Tue Feb 13, 2007 3:01 pm

Also, another reason I want to "crop" my footage a bit is because my Utena footage has slighty different borders then my RahXephon footage. My Eva footage fits both pretty well... it's my Utena footage where the black borders on the right seem to jump a bit dpending on the scene.

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Post by OzzieAlThor79 » Tue Feb 13, 2007 8:29 pm

Is that a good idea?

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