http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0114192/


The source was the cheapcheapcheap UK Hollywood DVD which
features the movie in Fullscreen and englisch DD2.0. I ripped it with DVDDecrypter
and encoded it with AutoGK 1.60 to XviD and Mp3 128kbps CBR.

Here are some stats from GSpot 2.21:

Size: 699 MB (or 716,608 KB or 733,806,592 bytes)
Type: OpenDML AVI
I/L: 2 vid frames (80 ms) Split: No
4cc: xvid
Runtime: 01:38:56 (148,401 fr)
x:y 512x384 (1.33:1) [=4:3]
Bitrate: 856 kb/s
FPS: 25.000
Qf: 0.174 bits/pixel
Name: 0x0055(MP3) ID'd as MPEG-1 Layer 3
Bitrate: 128 kb/s (64/ch, stereo) CBR
Fs: 48000 Hz


Here are some parts of the AutoGK Log:

AutoGK 1.60
Audio: English
Subtitles: none
Codec: XviD
Target size: 700Mb
Custom audio settings: CBR MP3 with bitrate: 128Kbps
Started encoding.
Demuxing and indexing.
Processing file: shadowchaser_3\VTS_02_1.VOB
Processing file: shadowchaser_3\VTS_02_2.VOB
Processing file: shadowchaser_3\VTS_02_3.VOB
Processing file: shadowchaser_3\VTS_02_4.VOB
Source aspect ratio: 4:3
Source resolution: 720x576
Found PAL source.
Analyzing source.
Source has percentage of interlacing in motion areas: 48,38
Source is considered to be interlaced.
Found 148401 frames
Encoding audio.
Audio size: 94,979,456 bytes (90.58 Mb)
Overhead: 1,762,304 bytes (1.68 Mb)
Video size: 637,261,440 bytes (607.74 Mb)
Running compressibility test.
Compressibility percentage is: 36,92
Chosen resolution is: 512x384 ( AR: 1,33 )
Predicted comptest value is: 57,69
Running first pass.
Expected quality of first pass size: 56,60
Running second pass.

ed2k: Project.Shadowchaser.III.(1995).FS.avi  [699.81 Mb] [Stats]
ed2k: Project.Shadowchaser.III.(1995).FS.nfo  [1.6 Kb] [Stats]

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i think you should have posted this here

http://scifi.dead-donkey.com

or in the non horror movies thread

and next time you rip it's advised to use VBR audio and not CBR to give more bitrate for the video

[edit] a nice mod has moved the thread for you

@bassline,
well its actually not as clear cut with VBR vs CBR with avi container, I prefer the former for many good reasons. But he can always come back at you and say, "well CBR can be correctly muxed in the avi container" or "VBR causes sync problems", and then your in an endless debate
Which is true, but really rare that it actually happens in the real world. I still take VBR as my preference, since it has so many advantaces over CBR.

Posting at scifi is a good idea too, since there's members there that aren't registered here (you have to register again, but it will get more attention one would hope).

Thanks btw, got a click from me.

thank you for this movie.... and listen to bassline when it comes to ripping...

i posted this one for you over at sci-fi donkey...

isn't that what happens in all threads on this board?

only when someone contradicts me

i'll repeat myself for obvious reasons

No problem, next rips will be with vbr audio