TMPGenc: Best Settings for VHS/8mm Scenarios?

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  • chetnet
    Junior Member
    Junior Member
    • Jul 2004
    • 5

    TMPGenc: Best Settings for VHS/8mm Scenarios?

    Hi all! Have read so much here and want to get confirmation on my ever-changing direction, not to mention any other hints as to the best TMPGEnc settings to maximize quality(1st) and space (2nd) for my 3 scenarios. My basic process for all 3 would be this:
    1. Capture to AVI File
    2. Edit/clip with Arcsoft's Showbiz, save as AVI
    3. Use TMPGEnc
    4. Author and burn with Sonic MyDVD

    Scenario A: VHS Source
    a. capture avi using wintv usb (avi not bad looking at all)
    b. quality of audio is not critical (ie. can I double movie amount with non-pcm?)
    c. Sonic MyDVD must merge the TMPGEnc video and audio, right?
    (this was seemless but MyDVD Preview is bad, but I hear that's
    a common problem)

    Scenario B: 8mm analog from old Sony
    a. capture avi using firewire

    Scenario C: Digital 8 from Sony Digital
    a. capture avi using firewire
    b. filmed in both 4:3 and 16:9 so they will be seperate
    c. have 16:9 tv to display 16:9 accordingly, fyi

    Thanks,
    Chet

    PS. I have burned one DVD from VHS, using the MyDVD to encode from avi. The video is 'acceptable' for such an old home movie, but I'm hoping TMPGEnc will do a better job. I have not watched the whole DVD yet, however, to see if there are audio sync problems.

    PSS. I have printed and reviewed TMPGEnc guides
  • MPS
    Digital Video Enthusiast
    Digital Video Enthusiast
    • Mar 2003
    • 358

    #2
    so what exactly is your question?

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