I just need a good Quality Movie, thats all...
Im not really to concerned about how many discs I need to view my movies because I have a DVD-Changer, and mainly because I just dont care.
I have been tinkering with the different KVCD Templates on TMPGenc to make SVCD's into KVCD format. And my Question to any who care to answer is: What is the best Template to use if quality is all I care about?? I mainly convert what appears to be 480x480 movies. I was using the "KVCDx2-CQ-704x480-_NTSCFilm_-2CD.mcf" Format until I noticed that it has alot of BLOCKS that constantly show up in the picuture. So now I am trying out new templates and am not sure what I would want to go with my current preferences???? Note: I tried the same picture that was getting blocks all over the screen on the template: "KVCDx2-CQ-704x480-_NTSCFilm_-1CD.mcf" which did not yield any Blocks in the picture. So that would be fine, however I dont really understand the different between the -2CD template, and the -1CD Template???????? And if I were to go with the Template "KVCDx2-CQ-704x480-_NTSCFilm_-1CD.mcf" would this be the best I could use for my circumstances?? Thanks to any who can help!!!!!!!! :) |
Hi Majik,
If you want absolute top quality, go for the 704x480 PLUS template. If your DVD player supports high bit rates on MPEG-1, change the MAX bit rate on the template from 2,300 to 3000. That should give you a blockless picture, even on very high action scenes. This is the highest quality template ( for now :wink: ) -kwag |
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Sounds good. thanks :)
Will the Bitrate change have much affect on size inrease? |
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-kwag |
I am trying one now with a bitrate max of 3000. Im curious tho, how will I know if my DVD player supports High Bit rates on MPEG-1? Will it suffer performance hits? Or just flat out not play the movie??
Sorry for the stupid question, but Im not to educated on this topic. :( Thanks again! :) Majik |
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If your DVD player starts to cough on high action scenes, youll know you exceeded the MAX bit rate :wink: -kwag |
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