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Hi, Ive been trying to capture from my VIVO GF4 video card, which has a Phillips video chip, not the Personal Cinema feature. The problem Ive been having is that the only way to get good video quality is to capture straight to DVD mpg2, capturing to vcd mpg1 or svcd mpg2 looks really bad. I thought I had it figured out by capturing to DVD mpg2, doing the editing and effects with those, and then authoring the final movie in SVCD mpg2. But it doesnt seem to work well that way all the time. Ive been getting these funny horizontal lines that come off of edges like off the sleeve of a person in the video. This defect isnt in the original capture to DVD mpg2. I tried to capture to avi, using the Cinepak codec, setting the compression to none, which means a 'raw' avi file right?, setting the size to 720x480 or 480x480 but it has worse quality than the DVD mpg2 captures.
So I tried capturing, editing, and outputting all in DVD mpg2's. This seemed fine. Then I used TMPGEnc to convert these final movies to an SVCD mpg2 file. Finally I thought I had it, video quality remained very good. However, I cant get the final output movie from TMPGEnc to include the audio. I have it set to a system stream with audio and video. When I go to select the audio source before converting, TMPGEnc wont accept the mpg2 file as a audio source.Ok, I was hoping someone could give me feed back on what Im doing wrong.
Set me straight on any misconceptions I might have, or give be a better way of doing this. Im tring to convert vhs home movies to SVCD's. I'll give my system specs in case they are important.Mobo: Asus A7V133FSB: 266mhzMemory: 512mb of pc133CPU: Athlon Thunderbird 1.2 GHZHDD: 40gb IBM 60gxp ata100Monitor: Viewsonic A72FSound: Turtle Beach Santa Cruz.
The first thing you need to know is that Ulead Video Studio uses the worse MPEG1/2 encoder I have ever seen - no amount of tweaking will give you a good result - the DVD settings may come close but you can do better by using something else to do the MPEG encoding. I have wasted days trying.Trying to encode to MPEG with Video Studio in real time only produces worse results.You are better off capturing in AVI using huffyuv compression (don't use the Cinepak codec it produces blocky results). The huffyuv codec is available in the 'Tools' section of this site.
(You can still use the Video Studio to do the capturing to AVI).Set the sound capture to PCM (at least 22,050khz or higher if you have the disk space).You can then use TMPGenc (one of the best) to do the MPEG encoding.(Note: If you do the authoring of the VCD or SVCD using Video Studio - don't let it re-render your mpg files - it will just ruin the good result of TMPGenc). So what your saying is that its best to capture to avi with the huffy codec then convert with TMPGEnc to my svcd mpg2? IF so, when should I do the editing? I want to put in titles, transitions, and stuff. Can I edit avi's in Ulead video studio then produce the movie as an avi in Ulead, then convert with TMPGEnc?
I want to use Ulead if I can because I have learned how to use this program. If this program is no good, what Is another option (free or cheap) that will give good results for editing.Also, I only have about 18gb free on my hard drive.
I can free up another 13gb if I need to by deleting my hidden partition that I use for imaging my main partition for backup reasons. Im afraid the avi's will be huge? Any comments on this?One more thing, is it easy to get and install this Huffy codec and tell Ulead VS to use it? If so, could you give me a quick explanation of the process.Thanks alot, cant amagine what Id do without this valuable resource. Ah, it's a shame that you are using the card you have. Boils down to game playing OR vid capturing but usually, not BOTH.
Though people say I shouldn't be capping with the ATI MMC, it does produce good results if the bitrate is high enough and you use the right software. I suspect that you can still get good caps with your setup in Mpeg instead of AVI but use a higher bitrate that standard SVCD.
I use at least 6 MB/s up to 9 MB/s 480.480 224 Kb stereo sound without dropping frames. You can use the 9 MB/s if you don't have Win 98 and the 6 MB/s if you do. That will make a single file within the 4 Gig limit of Win 98 if the show is under 60 min. For Win XP (for instance) it won't matter as there is no real file size limit. You can then use Video Studio 6 to edit out commercials and save in the same format as you inputted (save as custom with the same spec as what you capped in). VS6 should then save the file in sync. You can then frameserve into Virtual Dub (if you need to use it's filters) and then frameserve again into TMPGEnc to make your final render.
Seems to work good here. If you run into problems like out of sync audio, you can use the guides at this site to correct it. Ideally you want to keep working in the huffyuv format so as not to lose any quality while editing but it will require double the disk space.I capture at 352x288(PAL) for VCD and 352x576(PAL) for SVCD, with 18gb I am able to work in batches of 1 hour for VCD and 30-40 mins for SVCD. (2hrs-VCD & 80min-SVCD if I don't want to apply any fancy editing between capture and conversion).I have investigated using VideoStudio to edit huffyuv files but it just crashes on both WINXP and WIN2000.I have much more luck using the free 'MovieXone' video editor - same functions as VideoStudio.I can recommend the following tools for video capture & conversion:1. For Capture:- 'VirtualDub' or 'AVIIO' using 'huffyuv' codec.
(Both allow automatic file segmentation to keep within operating system limits).2. For titling/transition editing:- 'MovieXone'3.
If you don't want fancy editing but just want to apply filters (color, denoise, crop, resize etc) I have found VirtualDub to be excellent and it also allows filtering and frameserving at the same time, saving heaps of disk space.4. For final conversion to VCD or SVCD:- 'TEMPGEnc'.5. Authoring and CD image creation:- 'VCDEasy'.6. For testing the CD image before burning:- 'Daemon Tools'.7. For burning the Image to CD:- 'Nero'.A great set of tools for capture and conversion - all but nero are free and are available in the 'tools' section.The huffyuv codec is also available in the tools section of this site under 'Codecs' - you want to download the 'pre-built DLL'. Unzip the file, you will get an 'inf' and a 'dll' file. Right-click on the 'inf' file and select install, it's as simple as that.
Your video programs should now list it in available codecs.Have Fun. Under Win 98SE how would you be able to combine the files because of the 4 Gig limit? The AVI multisegment files, even after editing out the commercials will still have the final AVI as over the 4 Gig limit. Scooby doo mystery games. I've tried this route and can't get it to work on long caps because of the file size limitation and I'm not going to sacrifice the hard/soft compatibility I have now by changing the OS. Since I'm only capping old VHS it's not much of a quality issue.
Capping 6 MB/s 224 kbit stereo 480.480 CBR which is used as my Master. Edit with MyFlix XE (the reason I use the CBR is that this program works best with CBR), frameserve to VirtualDub for filtering, frameserve to TMPGEnc for final VBR encoding.
The original 60 min cap at my spec results in a file that is 2.8 Gig in size. Good enough for me for now. I suspect it probably doesn't matter much if the bitrate is high enough which is why some of the standalone DVD Recorders use CBR over VBR. I've been told by some of the online cappers that anything over 8 MB/s is probably overkill anyway for what I want to do. I settled on 6 MB/s since my source is old VHS and not satellite. Will be doing more caps of shorter duration this weekend so I can experiment with HUFFY AVI and 8 - 9 MB/s CBR caps.
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Yes, VS6 can't do multisegment but since I can't use VDub or AVIIO with the VFW wrapper, I have to resort to MMC or Video Capturix which do work under WDM. I wish the authors of Virtual Dub and AVI-IO could rewrite their software to include WDM as well as being able to process Mpegs without frameserving but I suspect that might be a really big job. Yes, VS6 can't do multisegment but since I can't use VDub or AVIIO with the VFW wrapper, I have to resort to MMC or Video Capturix which do work under WDM.
I wish the authors of Virtual Dub and AVI-IO could rewrite their software to include WDM as well as being able to process Mpegs without frameserving but I suspect that might be a really big job.What OS are you running? I am running win2K and the WDM-VFW wrapper works fine with AVIIO and the ATI AIW 128 Pro. Using the MainConcepts DV codec I can also capture Firewire DV type 2 from my digital camcorder with AVIIO. Boy, that was alot of information. Some was above my head. I have no idea what frame serving is, I can only guess its like playing the video, but instead of outputing it to the monitor, it plays the movie right into the other application where it is encoded again, am I right? I tried the huffy codec in ulead, but it didnt work well.
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Things jittery and if I recall correctly I had those blocks in the picture, macroblocks I think they are called? Files were huge too.
I should have printed out this thread so I could have read it while replying to hit on everything. Tmpgenc is kind of confusing for a beginner, even after reading the guides here. Sometimes I cant figure out what settings are for telling the program what my source is (aliased, size, format, color type) and what is for telling it what I want in the output file that it encodes. I'll try the programs listed above and see if I have better luck. Thanks a million everyone.PS: I am using WinXP Pro.