Aaahha so I should high my CQ, as Boulder said, and hit my target 23.09mb
So the test file should come out as 23.09mb
am I right? So now when it's written I should high my CQ to 112.4939,but cant, I just have to high it to 100CQ
, cause that will give me the highest quality possible. Am I right?
oke I'm close to understand this now... but this thing,formel or whatever it is:
Here's a sample spreadsheet with these formulas:
Quote:
Sample File Prediction Spreadsheet
......A..........................B
..1..Inputs
..2
.
..3 No. of CDs.............................1
.
..4..Audio File Size.......................99,000,000
..5..Totals Frames........................152,255
.
..6..Test Frames...........................2,544
..7..Movie Length (seconds).........6350
.
..8..Test File Size..........................24,053,987
..9..Current CQ_VBR....................100
.10
.11..Results
.
.12
...
.13..CD.File.Size............................=813, 019,155 * B3
...
.14..Factor.....................................=@ Round(( B5 / ( B7 / 60 ) / 24,2)
.15..Target File Size.......................=@Round((( B13 B4 ) / B5 ) * B6,2)
.16..New CQ_VBR..............................=@Round(( B15 / B8 ) * B9,2)
..
.17..Diff %.....................................=@Round(( B15 B8 ) / B15,2)
.
.18..Corrected CQ..........................=@Round(( B9 + B16 ) / 2,2)
.
Enter data in Inputs. Results will give you the calculations. Use Corrected
CQ for your next test. If Diff % is ~3% or less, you have come close to your
Target File Size. If Corrected CQ is greater than 100, than use 100 the limit of
Tmpgenc. Row 17 Diff % is format percentage, 2 decimal places. The other
rows are format numeric with 2 decimal places.
I dont understand this, even how much I try, can get it.
Should I add something to my script or what