converting MKV/converting DVDClosed

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Hello,

Recently I used AVC to convert an MKV file to mp4. I've often used AVC and it worked well, however, this time, the converted video was grainy and of poor quality. Are there other video software products just as capable as AVC? (open-source) Another "glitch(?). I couldn't get AVC to rip the DVD and convert it.(just convert the DVD to mp4). I first had to rip the DVD w/ MakeMKV, then use that video file and add it to AVC. Oh, at this time, I can't use FFMPeg.

Windows / Chrome 106.0.0.0

Danisdy · Answer

It's hard to say if the problem was caused by MakeMKV or AVC, or overlapping. The more re-encoding processes you let it go through, the more likely to make improper settings for the DVD content.

I often use VideoProc Converter to rip my DVD collections and haven't come across glitches or blurry results yet. It is probably because this app reads and converts the disc to MP4 at a time. BTW, its resolution settings and deinterlacing features also benefit the final quality.

Here's a guide from its official site. Hope this method work for ya ;D

https://www.videoproc.com/media-converter/convert-dvd-to-digital.htm​​​​​​​

Converting MKV/converting DVD

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