KVCD: Resolutions, Resolutions, Resolutions!
Just reading through the forum I come across all different sorts of resolutions to use when encoding KVCD's it is a little bit confusing try to follow all the sizes here, i was wondering if there is a page or chart that shows resolutions and what to expect with what templates and sums it all up?
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Hi TLTw
Have you checked this site? http://www.weethet.nl/english/video_kvcd_intro.php Regards Totonho03 |
Thanks for the link Totonho03 :)
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That's actually not a very good chart in my eyes...
Standard VCD resolution would be: 352x240(288) CVD (1/2 DVD) resolution would be : 352x480(576) SVCD resolution would be: 480x480(576) KVCDx3 (3/4 DVD small) resolution is : 528x480(576) KVCDx3 (3/4 DVD full) resolution is : 544x480(576) XVCD resolution is : 704x480(576) DVD resolution is : 720x480(576) and that are all resolutions that you could in a way refer to as standard, although the only real standards here are VCD resolution and DVD res... However XVCD resolution should work on most players too, since it's the standard Still Picture resolution. |
Thanks Jellygoose,
I also had similar thoughts about that guide after i read it, giving only the standard sizes for each format. |
Well as I said... Most of these are still non-Standard, although used by lots of people here :wink:
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I have a question:
What resolution should I use if I'm encoding 2 hours movie? (actually I'm now encoding 110 min) I've never tried any other resolution than 352x240(288). |
You can have very good result also with 352*480(576). Above this, I personaly prefer CD90 min for a 2h movie (and then I use SVCD res).
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an 80min cd at 352x480 rez...as long as they`re in widescreen "Film" mode. (using current "MA" script) Of course visual quality is always subjective. (in the eye of the beholder) ******************************* The Devil`s always.....in the Details! |
Unfortunately I think I've tried all possible resolutions but my dvd-player plays only 352x240(288).
The good thing is that the encoding process with this resolution is much faster:) |
Edlung,
Have you tried encoding in MPEG2? []'s Vmesquita |
No:) Is this the reason?
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hi Edlund,
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encodes (aka "x" format) and that you DVD player is "fixed" at the so called "standard" formats ie, VCD for MPEG-1, and will only play w/out issues in this format :!: What "vmesquita" was advising, was that maybe your DVD player is just too picky with non-standards, and refuse to play properly, and that maybe if you try some various encodes in MPEG-2 format, (even "x" formats) you'll probably have a better chance. In other words, give SVCD, xSVCD, or is it KSVCD etc a shot at it, as you might have a better experience, as these are MPEG-2 variants :) -vhelp |
Ok, thanks, I'll make a KSVCD and see what's the difference. But as far as I know the MPEG2 is bigger and I wonder if it's possible to use it for encoding movies that are longer than 90 minutes?
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I still don't understand this resolution thing
OK, what I don't understand is this. Each KVCD template is automatically set to a certain resolution, right? Then why does the TMPEnc project wizard force you to pick a resolution again on the next to last screen of the wizard? Should I always choose the resolution of the template I'm using, or no? HELP!?!?!
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Hi Cougar_Pines,
Never use the wizard :!: Select your templates manually. -kwag |
Well, if I load the template with 528x480 and my player only play the SVCD 480x480 res, can I load the unlock file either and change only the resolution to 480x480, it will work?
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Well, if I load the template with 528x480 and my player only play the SVCD 480x480 res, can I load the unlock file either and change only the resolution to 480x480, it will work?
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Yes! But remember to change to MPEG2 if needed.
[]'s Vmesquita |
Yes you can, and Yes it will work ;-)
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