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maurus 05-06-2004 03:16 AM

KSVCD and QuEnc
 
I want make a KSVCD with 480x576 (PAL) and MPEG-2.

I doubt these settings:

GOP size is 25?
I have to check KVCD notch matrix?
Maximum bitrate is 2500?
I must check detection change scene?

Thanks.

-Maurus

kwag 05-06-2004 09:46 AM

Hi Maurus,

Your settings are correct, but make sure you uncheck "Trellis".
There's a quantization bug in there, which is visible mostly when using KVCD notch matrix.
I've seen it happening even without using KVCD's matrix (very sporadically).
So just disable trellis, and you'll be fine.

-kwag

incredible 05-06-2004 10:48 AM

I never used Trellis, .... as this came up in the early time of the mencoder thread. After comparings, I immediately dropped it. :wink:

kwag 05-06-2004 10:53 AM

Yep. I agree, and I couldn't see any substantial difference selecting or deselecting trellis.
Notch, however, does makes quite a visual difference :)
Seems libavcodec's quantization algorithm is our friend ;)

-kwag

maurus 05-06-2004 11:34 AM

Thanks to both.

I also read GOP size = 24 (not 25), because 24 is mod 3.

How about detection change scene?

-Maurus

kwag 05-06-2004 11:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by maurus
Thanks to both.

I also read GOP size = 24 (not 25), because 24 is mod 3.

What does MOD have to do here :?:
It's 24 for NTSC and 25 for PAL.
If you choose 24 for a PAL movie, and you select closed GOP, you'll get a MAX GOP size of 22.
If you select 25, you'll get a MAX GOP size of 25, and those 3 extra frames DO make a difference ;)
Quote:



How about detection change scene?
Select it :!:
You'll get better quality..

-kwag

maurus 05-06-2004 04:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kwag
It's 24 for NTSC and 25 for PAL.

I see in PAL KVCD templates for TMPGEnc GOP = 24.

But I will set GOP = 25 :)

Thanks.

-Maurus

kwag 05-06-2004 05:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by maurus

I see in PAL KVCD templates for TMPGEnc GOP = 24.

But I will set GOP = 25 :)

Those are old settings :)
I never did update the templates, because we just don't use templates anymore. We use "parameters", useable for any capable encoder ;)

-kwag

maurus 05-06-2004 05:53 PM

It seems that you think than AviSynth+TMPGEnc method is old...

It seems also than best quality, very fast and best file prediction is Mencoder.

I will migrate to KSVCD in MPEG-2 with MEncoderMe 0.23.

What is the best quality method in MEncoderMe 0.23?

1) Script Avisynth + MakeAVI option
2) 1 Big VOB with DVD option.

Thanks.

yaz 05-07-2004 05:44 AM

@kwag, inc., ...
Quote:

Originally Posted by kwag
... I couldn't see any substantial difference selecting or deselecting trellis ...

... oh yeah, depends on the eye :-) ... but why does it mean trellis is wrong ?
however, all my tests having completed so far says; with trellis i got higher compressibility and(!) higher psnr (ok, psnr's not the best metric but good for comparison) i found the same for mpeg4. so i wouldn't go wout.
why do u think, trellis is so wrong ? imho, trellis is our friend. give it one more chance before draining it :-)
the bests
y

kwag 05-07-2004 10:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by yaz
why do u think, trellis is so wrong ?

I don't mean trellis is wrong. I mean the algorithm it uses, just doesn't work correctly with the Notch matrix.
Quote:

imho, trellis is our friend. give it one more chance before draining it :-)
the bests
y
Well, maybe with the standard matrix, it does work correctly, but so far all the tests I've done, (+Notch -Trellis) is better than (-Notch +Trellis) or (-Notch -Trellis).
I think I'm not the ony one who did those tests. Ask dialhot, Inc. and others here ;)

-kwag


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