1-2-3 How-to (Very High Quality But Slow !)


tools needed:

DeCSS/DODSRipper	( http://remco.xgov.net/dvd )
VirtualDub		( http://www.geocities.com/virtualdub )
FlasKMPEG		( http://go.to/flaskmpeg )
AVI Plug-in		( http://members.xoom.com/agrab )
DivX ;-) Codec 		( http://divx.ctw.cc )

Read ALL included help files !

site to stop by:
http://www.dvdpiracy.com/


1- Use a CSS descambler to copy your DVD to your HD, keep the DVD structure

2- Convert Video to DivX AVI using FlaskMPEG with AVI plug in
   I recommand to set the destination size to a big value such a 640x360 for 16/9 pal
   Use the Decode Audio Mode
   Select PCM compression for Audio
   Select the DivX MPEG-4 Low or High for Video
   Set the Keyframe to 10 seconds
   Set the Compression Control to 100 (Crispness)
   Set the Data rate to 1h30=900 2h=750

3- Use VirtualDub ( http://www.geocities.com/virtualdub/ ) to
   compress the Audio in MP3.
   Select your AVI video file, in Audio -> WAV audio select your WAV file
   Video -> Direct Stream Copy
   Audio -> Interleaving -> 500 ms of audio before video start
                         -> Interleave audio every 500 ms
   Audio -> Compression -> Choose MP3 at > 96Kbps (or more)
   Audio -> Full Processing Mode
   Save the final AVI


Et voila !




HEX edit hack of default value !
for those who want to make direct graphedit DivX AVIs

In the codec file DivXc32.DLL (low-motion)
	The Bit Rate at AC6
	The Quality at 1EA8
	The Keyframes at 1EAF

In the codec file DivXc32f.DLL (fast-motion)
	The Bit Rate at AC6
	The Quality at 1EA8
	The Keyframes at 1EAF


In the Decoder file DivX_c32.AX
	The default CPU at 20B3