DVD2SVCD: Should I downsample from 48khz to 44.1 khz?
 

Is it really necesary to downsample? I have been doing it since it is the standard for SVCD. AM i wasting time?

You'll have much more compatibility with players at 44.1 than at 48.

-kwag

Re: Should I downsample from 48khz -> 44.1 khz?
 

You surely do !

AS 48 Khz is the standard for DVD, nearly all DVD player accept VCD with 48kHZ audio stream.

Just test it :idea:

I have 5 standalone DVD players, and only in two of them I can play 48Khz audio on (K)VCDs. :?
That's why I stick to 44.1Khz!

-kwag

5 Players???

Presumeably...

...One in the living room

...One in the bed room

...One in the bath room

...One in the kitchen

...One in the toilet (For some short films :wink: )


:D

Right!True! Not yet :)Close, but not yet! That would be handy :mrgreen:
One in my office, one in the bedroom, two in the living room (A JVC and the Panasonic DMR-E20 DVD Recorder), and one in my kid's room :wink:

-kwag

telemike

"really necesary to downsample?"
no but,nothing is better than test :!:
some players needs,others don't.

:wink:


Bchteam and Kwag

you 2 forgot:

one more in the pc :!:

6... 8O
:lol:

By not downsampling the audio for your SVCD's will also help with conversion to DVDR if that is a future option. For a DVDR's you will need 48khz audio.

I have made 100's of SVCD's and ALL with 48khz audio and I'm yet to find a DVD player that the audio does not play on.

hi my dear friend CM.
:D
stay here, enjoy and teach us some,
your knowledge is rare and precious.
you are welcome :!:

when i think about this i see that it is really true
cos dvds sounds are in 48k.
thanks for accept my invitation and for the hint .
:)

@ all :
CM is a big master and the best...a big friend too!
he is my guest.

:D

Just tested 48khz audio with SVCD on my player...and..it works!!! (oops, Doom9 did I use too many !!!!!!!????)

:lol:


and I am using SweetHead now too! :D