Kvcd resolution bigger than source resolution?
does it make sense to encode a 480x576 file to a 528x576 kvcd, or does the quality decrease if the resolution is higher than the source resolution?
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IMHO, it doesn't make any sense to do that : the more you manipulate your source, the more you decrease the quality.
Your video is already in a valid resolution (SVCD reso), so you can completly avoid the resize/crop operations. And you'll save time for encoding :-) |
hmm, don´t know, if my dvd player also accepts 480x576 mpeg1 (vbr)
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I encode everything in MPEG2 (and burn as SVCD whatever the resolution) because my Pionneer DV454 doesn't play correctly MPEG1 VBR.
I trust Kwag when he says that the result in MPEG2 is awfull compared to MPEG1 (I don't really see a such difference myself), but it's better than nothing :-) |
i´ll just try, till now my dvd player has accepted every kvcd , no matter which resolution
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U always can to encode to MPEG1 , mux and burn as SVCD .
U'll enjoy MPEG1 quality and SVCD Compatibilty to your dvd player :lol: :wink: bman |
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Hi kane, thats not allways the case my Sony DVP-NS315 doesnt play svcds or mpeg 1 burn as svcds however, the next model up DVP-NS415 does. :wink:
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With MPEG1 CBR thats ok but... by by KVCD then :-) |
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You can use the standard VCD templates (or any MPEG-1 encoder), but patch them with the KVCD "Notch" matrix. You'll see a HUGE difference in quality, specially on low lit/dark scenes. You'll still have a standard VCD compliant MPEG-1 capable of playing on every VCD player :wink: -kwag |
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If so than u are right , U can say good bye to KVCD or just purchase another player :wink: :wink: bman |
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I should have said "Bye bye 2 hour KVCDx3 on a 90 min CD like I did last sunday". :lol: |
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(I use this only when I want to burn TV shows up to 6 ep. per CD but not for movies) Quote:
Note: I already have an other player (Thomson 4500) in my room that reads MPEG1 KVCD. It's too long to tell you why I don't just swich the to players :-) |
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Tested. It works. |
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