KVCD: Place I-Frames where?
 

It's an interesting method:
http://www.8ung.at/fr_an/minidvd/07.htm

It's german... but you actually only need to look @ the pics


Could this be usefull in KVCD creation?

seems great
:)

:roll: .....the pictures of course,
i can't read anything in German. :oops:


:idea:

Jell, Bchteam...translate to english please...can you?
:wink:

I could translate it (coming from germany)... but I have to watch Stargate SG1 *gg* :D

Use bablefish:
http://babelfish.altavista.com/babel...p=de_en&tt=url

It's no good :!: Don't use it :!:
The process will set TMPEG to use the same GOP as it is on the DVD, and we can then say bye bye to our compression ;)

-kwag

But it could be good for high quality Stuff?
Like the MiniDVDs I am making @ the moment (full DVD resolution, AC3 Sound, Subtitles, Tmpeg with KVCD/KDVD Template...) At least the Matrix would remain the same...

You don't need a (One-To-One) I frame for DVD to KVCD(KDVD), because you are re-encoding :!:
If you were "Transcoding", then it would be a different story. Even if you are doing a MiniDVD, you can benefit by using a longer GOP ( MAX 15 PAL, MAX 18 NTSC ), instead of a shorter variable GOP, as it's normally seen on DVDs :)
Hope it makes sense :roll:

-kwag

Sure it does...

Think I'll have to shorten my GOP (used standard TOK KVCD GOP for Bourne Identity MiniDVD... looks great though!)