KVCD: Template video conversions choppy?
used kvcd plus 708x480.. outcome was clear, crisp.. problem was it was very choppy and had blocks all over...
what went wrong? my source was from a DV CAMCORDER captured through firewire and rendered as .AVI... |
Re: template choppy
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-kwag |
i have these properties from my clips..
Streams: 2 Stream 1: Video 29.970 fps 00:00:38.405 720x480x24 DV Stream 2: Audio 00:00:38 at unknown BPM 32,000 Hz, 16-bit, Stereo Uncompressed Plug-In: aviplug.dll and i render my clips using these settings... Audio: 48 KHz, 16-bit, Stereo. PCM (uncompressed). Video: 29.97 fps, 720x480, Lower field first. Pixel Aspect Ratio: .909. OpenDML compatible. NTSC DV video files compatible with Sonic Foundry Video Capture. |
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What brand/model is your cam? -kwag |
i have a SONY DCR-PC110 NTSC and its a
1/4 type CCD (Charge Coupled Device) Approx. 1,070,000 pixels (Effective (still): 1,000,000 pixels) (Effective (moving): 690,000 pixels) the above specs i copied from my manual.. thank you... |
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-kwag |
thank you ..ill try that as soon as i get home
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tried what you suggested kwag, but am afraid it has gotten worse...seems i dont see any of the choppiness nor the blocks but i now see something like green.. and some sort of flashing video. .more like intermittent...
in VEGAS VIDEO the application am using to edit my video.. should i render it as TEMPLATE 1. NTSC DV with frame size of 720 x 480 or 2. DEFAULT TEMPLATE UNCOMPRESSED with frame size of VIDEO CD 352 X 240? and oh what video format (compression )should i use? choices include UNCOMPRESSED, DIVX, INDEO and etc... thanks again.. |
Hi bapski,
Have you tried opening your DV file directly with TMPEG? Or better yet, open your DV file with FitCD, and set destination to 352x480. Now open the .avs with TMPEG. -kwag |
no i have not opened my file in tmpgenc.. and its because i still edit my video with vegas video...
perhaps i should render my video to the highest settings and then use your templates in tmpgenc. . . question is, which of the templates would give me the best quality vcd... i hope i am not running out of options... |
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