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I'm new at this game, but hear me out. After configuring and encoding a vob file through Xvid, I get alot of arifacts. I guess arifacts isnt a really appopriate word for what I get... The screen starts out green for a few seconds and then the video will start looking somewhat normal. Things will stay onscreen and not move until something else moves. What information do u guys need to help me? I am using DVX 4043 and virtualdubmod, and besweet 192 cbr. Also is it possible to throw the -h switch into the command when besweet calls the lame dll? It works with the lame binary, and improves quality at no cost to filesize. I think lame supports another command that increases audio quailty at the cost of cpu speed too.
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green distortions do not sound like artefacts (which do exist actually) to me
can you check your input/source material with a software dvd player like powerdvd and make sure there is no such thing as green distortion at the very same spot in your source material already?
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BreathOTheDying,
It's possible that the ripping was not properly done, causing weird artifacts on the source. Assuming you still have the DVD on hand, try re-ripping and remember to remove macrovision or any other protection mechanism.
Play the ripped VOB file and confirm whether the artifacts are still evident or not. Post your follow-ups here when you've done them.
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