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benn600

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DVDs--Importing & Interlaced?
« on: December 19, 2006, 09:39:21 pm »

Once I have my DVDs backed up under the convention of DVD Backups\Movie Title\*files.vob,etc*  how do I import them into Media Center?  Does it automatically pick them up since they are under my watched folder?  How will they show up?  Is there a better way to store the movies?

Also, I thought DVDs were 480p as in progressive scan.  On computer monitors, they obviously are interlaced.  I have to use Video Lan's deinterlacing to make them look good.

How can I create a quick way to watch a specific episode of a show on a DVD?  Basically, the TV on DVDs discs are a pain because it's tough to remember which disc a specific episode is on, let alone the season....
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Re: DVDs--Importing & Interlaced?
« Reply #1 on: December 19, 2006, 10:02:04 pm »

Should I split the files by the GB or leave the big portion of each DVD as one big file.  This DVD here yields a 4GB (single) file or, obviously, about 4 single files.
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Re: DVDs--Importing & Interlaced?
« Reply #2 on: December 19, 2006, 10:21:35 pm »

I tried the don't split files option and Media Center did pick up all the files with ease but they seem to be meaningless because the menu keeps showing up if I click on any file but it doesn't work.
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