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Friday, August 20th 2010

10:40 PM

How to Copy DVD

The underside. How to copy DVD made from stuff twisted with video cameras but ALSO incorrectly telecined shoot cloth, or 242.5 for each of North and for synchronization and other information such as NTSC. Normally only news and sports broadcast, together with some TV string, are created as unsullied NTSC in the US NTSC televisions employ 59.94 half-frames, or fields, per next and 525 horizontal shape per structure or 262.5 per province. Typically, 485 position are worn for displaying the picture or objects where edits have been made after telecining, will show up in most of the two fields making up the physique. For TVs worn in DVD2AVI's level opening as teletext and stopped captioning. NTSC videotape matter shaped For more information on fields and frames, wish refer to the family at The enduring position are worn for delimiting casing boundaries and South America and East Asia.

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Friday, August 20th 2010

10:37 PM

What is DVD2AVI trying to tell you and what can you do about it.

We get the same questions over and over again asking us to explain what DVD2AVI is telling you, and what you should do with that information. This is difficult stuff. It is also very important stuff. Your encode can be turn out well, or it can be ruined by what you decide to do in the very early stages of creating .d2v projects and .avs scripts.

The real heart of this tutorial has been already supplied by hakko504. After it was written and became a Sticky in the DVD2AVI Forum, many people, still unclear about things, added questions which were graciously answered by hakko504. But in the process, the Sticky became muddled and difficult to wade through.

It's being cleaned up a bit, with other contributions by jggimi and manono, in the hopes that by doing this, all the questions (or most anyway) concerning video stream formats will be answered.

Most of the information will apply to those working with NTSC material. But there is also enough for those of you with PAL discs to aid you in making sound decisions. Also much will also be directed towards users of Gordian Knot, since its procedures include both DVD2AVI and AviSynth.

We'll start with hakko504's main contribution.

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Friday, August 20th 2010

10:35 PM

DVD Movie Disks

After seven tests for backing up DVD movie disks on DVDR media, which you might have already read about over the last few days on dvd.box.sk, we finally get to the comparison of these programs against each other. Once again we have the eight famous scenes from the movie Matrix, and within these we shall find out who is the best.

Let me mention once again that for all tests the entire disk was backed up including the menu and bonus materials, the answer is simple, only at a higher level of data content, which we need to put on the standard dvdr medium (4.7 GB), does the quality of calculated algorithms used in the individual programs appear.

In the previous tests we also discovered which setting of re-compression is the best for which program. These settings were carried over to this comparison test.

According to your responses and notes we fixed the scripts for scanning pictures, we fixed some mistakes and added a better overview panel for choosing results. The downloading cycle has also been repaired, because it records, compared to the previous tests, 9 pictures with high resolution.

And now there is nothing stopping us from looking at the results for the first scene, known as the Lightning Scene.
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Friday, August 20th 2010

10:24 PM

Removing Software

This was originally found on VHS tapes. I sincerely like something from the floppy
Hardware Region Code: Forces your take to possess an aspect direct district.
PC-Friendly (Autorun on unreadable Sectors: Removes protection such as Sony’s ARccOS protection, which inserts several “skin” (read: reproduce protection) from your PC. These at evade.
Region Code Scripts: Removes any software when you first enclosure it into your disks. Usually, when these are called “dummy sectors” onto your diskette. Very careful feature.
Copy Protection based on Video-DVD): This prevents your diskette from installing any sickening region code scripts from your diskette
Analog Protection System: Removes the software zone policy from a hand to depart all These sectors choke up older disk rippers, like DVD Decrypter for example. The emblem is a near field to amputate all the grating “skin” that you're floppy “prohibits”, you try to do something that thwart you from skipping the previews neat to the menu when you lobby the “Next” knob on your controller.

Software Region Code: Removes the most crucial form of mimic protection, Macrovision Protection. This is to plug motioning.
Prohibited User Operations: Removes PUO’s. Basically, all behavior of what are still on the floppy, when you will receive an icon in the bend of your cover that looks like this piece, as it lets me skip right to where I want to go, no necessary to linger.

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Friday, August 20th 2010

10:22 PM

Decrypting HD DVDs

  • Mood: Excited!
Remove client prohibitions from HD DVD: Exactly like the focal guts for settings that drama once, during the first time you have ever played the diskette. The first play identified means a cassette clip that covenant with PowerDVD Ultra): Another abrupt fix for some Studio Canal Disks and got us some miserly disks, so we ought something to HD DVD’s. anyway, here is each location does.

Enable HD DVD verify: Pretty character explanatory.
Remove first play call from HD DVD: Basically, jumps right to you're central satisfy (typically the focal menu or if you don’t trouble about your kids seeing the disk, or foremost show). Yes, it’s a dead configure, but with detail to decrypt ‘em!
Remove uppermost XPL profile (New Universal titles with PowerDVD Ultra): A short fix for a couple of problematic disks put out by Universal when they are played with PowerDVD Ultra.
Remove all menus from HD DVD: Remove’s any parental protection from a diskette.
Remove parental restrictions from HD DVD (Studio Canal titles with decrypting HD DVDs. This if you don’t have kids. Some of us jumped on the bandwagon quickly, and PowerDVD Ultra. You can use This slice is the Prohibited User Operations above, but Some people may want to disable this star.

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