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Originally Posted by nicfit
Anyways, this looks more a vhs-> dvd transfer, methinks.
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That's what's i thought at first, but it seems to be more likely a direct burn analog TV broadcast due the small glitches/skips and the standard attributes of this DVD, specific to standalone burners.
I've tried to create an info file that should go something like this (tho it can be wrong):
- Source: PRO#1 | TVB • Phillips Standalone DVD Burner (Unknown Model)
- Generation: DVD-R(M) • DVD-R(1)
- Lineage: (Unknown Professional Gear) • TVB • Phillips Standalone DVD Burner (Unknown Model) • DVD-R(M) • VIDEO_TS • DVD-R(1) ... (if it is burned)
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- Video: MPEG-2 Video • 352x576 • Display 4:3 • 25 Fps (25|1) • 2130 Kbps (CBR) • ALL
- Audio: Dolby Digital AC-3 • 256 Kbps (CBR) • 48 Khz • 16 Bits • 2 Channels (Stereo)
The audio/video attributes are taken from TMPEGEnc DVD Author 3