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I usually encode my movies with nandub. But I have some problems with it. The last film I wanted to ripp was "The 5th Element". It has a length of 121 minutes. I wanted to ripp it on 2 cds. So I took a bitrate of 1350 kbit/s. But in the end of the compress the size of the avi file wasn't 1100 mb but 2000 mb! Could you please help me? My further adjustements of nandub: minimal bitrate: 460 internal scds: 100 keyframe interval: 9999 space kfs: 25 anti shit: 16 minimal quality: 30 motion modulation: 50 % motion based curve modulation: 28 asymetric curve compression: low 20 high 10 luminance correction: threshold 10 gain 30 filters: high pass 270 low pass 6000 bitrates redistribution: proportional smother: 2 span: 8 sensitivity: 10 switch to fm dll: 300 switch to lm dll: 300 crispness modulation: 30 bits reservoir modulation: deactivated payback delay: 45 corrections on low bitrate conditions: enable, modulated gauge: min. 40 start 45 max. 100 kf boost: 0 freeze: 0 drf:min 2 max 7 keyframes quality: min 3 max 31 sbc crosspoint: 460 I'm using nandub v1.0 rc2
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take a look at the screenshots for the settings i always use for my 2cd rips using nandub.
my version of 5th element reached the final filesize as always.
so far nandub never exceeded its calculated values.
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Thank you for your message. I'll try it with these settings. Hope it'll work.Comment
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I think the problem was because of the anti shit settings. A minimal quality setting of 30 db is too high.Comment
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