Horrible Undersize problem

Use antishit 16:28:50 or lil lower

Why do you set "Force Film" to "none", because if "Framerate" is 29.970 (NTSC) and "Video Type" is FILM at a percentage higher or equal to 95% you have to check "ForceFilm". Perhaps it helps. DagMan

I apologize for the lack of information, as I said, I'm a noob so I didn't know which data was needed and which was irrelevant. i belive it's a pure NTSC, pure Interlaceds source, I've recently read in a few threads here that i sholdn't change the FPS value to 23.976. Iv'e also chosen Smart Deinterlace and not IVTC. Any more information? I will be happy to answer. Once again, Thanks in advance.

Hi- First you have to confirm that it's a pure interlace source or just the result of a bad telecine job. That first link I gave you can help you determine that (it probably is interlaced all the way though). Pay special attention to hakko504's last post in the thread. Yes, I know the thread is hard to understand, but it's important stuff to know if you're serious about this. That is, are all the frames interlaced? If so, you keep it at 29.97fps and just deinterlace it (as you said you are doing). I'm not positive, but when you changed it to 23.976fps in GKnot, that's what probably made it undersized. My guess is the GKnot log had something to say about that. Second: The concert itself is 16:9 but it says 4:3 cause some of the chapters are documentarys from mexico and they are 4:3. No, it says 4:3 because the DVD AR or DAR(Display Aspect Ratio) is 4:3. That is, it's all 4:3, both the letterboxed wide screen as well as the full screen portions. The second link will explain that one. Pay special attention to the paragraph about 2/3 of the way down beginning: There are also DVDs which have a DAR of 4:3 but contain widescreen picture. And Third-just because it's only an hour long doesn't by itself mean it's easy to do for 1 CD with good quality. The results of your compressibility test prove that with the borderline resolution you were forced to choose. You might consider making the audio MP3 in order to free up 100 MB or so for the video. Good luck and Welcome to the Forums.

Thank you guys for all your help. This is a really great forum (and a really great program). I will come back with how the process went and the result.