Avisynth: File Size Predition vs Actual file size?
Good morning folks,
I am hving a wee bit of a problem. Kwaq, your Templates work well...and have definately improved my output. I was using Tempgenc to encode video and audio but my audio is very low. So I browsed the forums and found that Headac#he makes for better encoding...yes, it's true. I am using the file size prediciter to try to come up with a good video size then encode audio them mux 'em togther. Here's the problem: The muxed file does not seem to correspond the the separate file sizes...or...when I mux the file size increses to an unuseable size. example: The matrix- video=622MB (652,689,679), 652,697,600 used audio=156MB (163,593,926), 163,594,240 used muxed file= 1.4GB (1,576,590,512), 1,576,599,522 Video is encoded using Tmpegenc @ 352x240 , 29.97, 22 CQ_VBR, 1500 max and 200 min. stream type=video only Audio uses Headac3he Mux uses Bbmeg VCD setting-forced mux audio rate=0-pack options=2324 Perhaps I am using the incorrect setting in Tmpgenc? should it be "system-video only" and Video CD-non-standard"? Would that cause padding or something if it wasn't... am I just bugging out here?!?!?!? |
Hi Rig R. Mortis,
When using bbMPEG under "Program Stream Settings" check VCD, check VBR, and Forced mux rate = 0. Then do your usual mux. :) -black prince |
thanks Black Prince, I'll definately give it a try next time around! I was able to fix this mux to fit beautifully.
What I did was use Tempgenc to multiplex (regular not simple) using non-standard VCD settings...file was 808, Fit perfectly on CD. I used the LBR as the base template and tweaked the settings...it looks great on the TV, truly amazing...Kwaq you have my undieing gratitude. I gotta say, you guys jump on a question on this BB without the typically scorn for newbies and stupid (heh) questions...I've learned alot just reading through the threads...suddenly friends and family think I am some sort of genius...little do they realize, eh? Thanks again Rig |
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