Dr. Renault's Secret (1942)

gigantibyte · Last edited by gigantibyte on Tue Jan 01, 2008 3:16 pm, edited 1 time in total.

Quote:

A young man visits his fiancée in a remote French villa where her scientist father (George Zucco) resides. There he meets Noel (J. Carrol Naish), Dr. Renault's mysterious assistant, who has a strange attraction to Renault's daughter. Soon he learns Noel's true identity: he is an ape that was turned into a man by Renault's bizarre experiments! Written by Jeremy Lunt.

http://imdb.com/title/tt0034681/

Tech details:

Code:

AVI File Details 
======================================== 
Name.........: Dr. Renault's Secret (1942, Harry Lachman) SATRIP.XVID (AMC).avi 
Filesize.....: 734,152,704 bytes 
Runtime......: 00:57:23  (82559 fr) 
Video Codec..: XviD 
Video Bitrate: 1377 kb/s 
FPS..........: 23.976 
Audio Codec..: 0x0055(MP3, ISO) MPEG-1 Layer 3 48000 Hz 
Audio Bitrate: 104 kb/s (2 Ch)  VBR 
Frame Size...: 720x544 (1.324:1) 
QF...........: 0.147 bits/pixel

My rip:
ed2k: Dr.%20Renault's%20Secret%20(1942,%20Harry%20Lachman)%20SATRIP.XVID%20(AMC).avi [700.14 Mb] [Stats]

Happy New Year!

weezee · **Posted:** Tue Jan 01, 2008 12:43 pm **Post subject:**

Thanks again :-)

I already got this one, but with a lower bitrate and hardcoded subs. So click!

About tech detalis: if you copy the following lines to a TXT and point it with GSpot (v2.70a -> I don't think the syntax is compatible with previous versions), you can enable the export function and avoid screenshots.

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Code:

# The field  are shown below. They're no longer part of this comment,
# rather they comprise the actual format specifications should this
# file be specified as the format file:

AVI File Details \r\n
======================================== \r\n
Name.........: %FILE_NAME% \r\n
Filesize.....: %FILE_SIZE% bytes \r\n
Runtime......: %VIDEO_DURATION%  (%VIDEO_FRAME_COUNT% fr) \r\n
Video Codec..: %VIDEO_CODEC_NAME% \r\n
Video Bitrate: %VIDEO_BITRATE% kb/s \r\n
FPS..........: %VIDEO_FRAMES_PER_SEC% \r\n
Audio Codec..: %AUDIO_CODEC% %AUDIO_SAMPLE_RATE% Hz \r\n
Audio Bitrate: %AUDIO_BITRATE% kb/s (%AUDIO_CHANNEL_COUNT% Ch)  %AUDIO_BITRATE_TYPE% \r\n
Frame Size...: %VIDEO_SIZE_X%x%VIDEO_SIZE_Y% (%VIDEO_DAR%:1) \r\n
QF...........: %VIDEO_QF% bits/pixel \r\n

elchupacabra · **Posted:** Tue Jan 01, 2008 1:06 pm **Post subject:**

You choose Options->Export from the menu.

In the dialog check the "Enable Exporting" checkbox and select the file weezee posted. Probably the file already exists in the installation folder of GSpot and you don't need the one posted above.

After you have checked the checkbox GSpot is going to create a TXT file with the name of the video whenever you drag&drop a video file on the GSpot main window. The file is going to be located where the video is. It can take a few seconds until the file is created.

You have to enable exporting each time you start GSpot. :wink:

weezee · **Posted:** Tue Jan 01, 2008 1:54 pm **Post subject:**

Actually I wrote that script to be essential: the one included in GSpot exports everything, which is not negative, but makes you waste some time finding the few lines that are really important to have an idea of the average quality of the rip.

weezee · **Posted:** Tue Jan 01, 2008 1:55 pm **Post subject:**

EDIT: sorry, double post

gigantibyte · **Posted:** Tue Jan 01, 2008 3:17 pm **Post subject:**

Tech details updated. Thanks for the tip and the new script.

avalon · **Posted:** Tue Jan 01, 2008 8:15 pm **Post subject:**

Excellent work gigantibyte.Keep up the intresting releases

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