Which Layer break point to choose ?

[phil]

Please could someone say me which layer break i have to choose for my MKM003 burn on a benq dw1640 with external Firmware ? i added a screen capture. Thanks.

[LIGHTNING UK!]

I'd probably go for the one that says VTS_03_0.IFO in the 'File/VTS' column.

 

Any of them would do though!

[nautilus7]

I 'll ask my question regarding LBs...

 

When you have a list of many LB options like above, but all of them marked as average and NO SPLIP, which one should you choose and why?

 

Why after choosing a LB position and building the image, when you choose to display the LB info, that position has been transformed to good (from average)?

Edited October 23, 2006 by nautilus7

[LIGHTNING UK!]

It really doesn't matter.

 

But in any case, you have to take certain things into consideration.

 

i.e. they'll all be different cells, possibly in different VTS sets / PGC's.

 

They'll also have different '%' values. 50/50 being the best for read compatibility. That '%' is the number of sectors (as a percentage of the total!) on each layer.

 

It helps to know what you're burning and what video goes with which pgc / vts set etc.

 

If you can get away with having the LB at a proper scene change (and not a fast moving one) then that'll be more aesthetically pleasing.

[nautilus7]

It's Kingdom of heaven main title (~240 min, 5585 MB) and one extra title (~45 min, 1690 MB).

 

I make a mistake before.... All position are marked as YES SPLIP.

 

Edited October 23, 2006 by nautilus7

[LIGHTNING UK!]

ok so play that bit of the movie and look at the times on your player and compare to the times listed.

 

Then see where would be a nice spot for the layer break where you wouldn't notice it too much.

 

Hmmm note to self, add 'Chapter' column to that window. I'd also like to add a preview button but I'm not really sure how to 'play' the content!

[nautilus7]

So, all the options listed are 100% equal. Thanks a lot. I 'll go for #1 option, as there is a slow moving scene there.

[lfcrule1972]

Did it look ok when you played it back ?

[Kenadjian]

aesthetically pleasing.

LOL, I learn a new word every day.

[blutach]

ok so play that bit of the movie and look at the times on your player and compare to the times listed.

 

Then see where would be a nice spot for the layer break where you wouldn't notice it too much.

 

Hmmm note to self, add 'Chapter' column to that window. I'd also like to add a preview button but I'm not really sure how to 'play' the content!

DVD2AVI? Or grab the PgcEdit previewer and integrate/call it.

 

Regards