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means that i can encode musicals in 29,97 mpeg1 (ntsc) and "normal" movies in pal-G :?: ...as i never did a pal encode i don't know how it will show in my pal-M tv that have different standard of palG. i told you....more ideas .....and about ac3 and if i can author that mpe1 29,97 mpeg1 and "normal" movies in standard G together in some author program if all are mpeg1 encodes :?: :? edited: we posted at the same time Boulder! |
Even if you converted it to PAL, it would still be interlaced, so it's a no-go.
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If you want to use MPEG-1, you'll have to do the 29.97->23.976 conversion. There's the sticky thread Kwag started which includes both the original (fast, good quality) function and the further developed one (slow, better quality).
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ok thanks....!
i need to test it after restore my whole system (thunders damage 2 hdds here)......next week i will start and (maybe) more doubts will came! please,...nobody answer me about AC3....is possible to use :?: (seems ok but i need to be right) edited: Quote:
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if you don't mind Phil, :oops: let me ask for the right place where Boulder told about "sticky thread Kwag started which includes both the original (fast, good quality) function.."...i can't find that option for "fast,good quality"....please send me to the right place!
thanks to answer about ac3 with mpeg1, will be great use it :wink: and if you want delete this "too big" group of questions .....BR! (best regards) |
The original Convert60ito24p function is here : http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8678 , in the first post by Kwag. It produces good quality and it's quite fast. However, I would use either KernelBob or TDeint's bobbing capability instead of a standard Bob() in the script.
I posted the further developed version in that thread later. It's much slower but produces better quality. |
Converts 60fps Video into 24fps
cool thread (saved). thanks! :) |
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I'm having problem with the prediction with the new CQMatic (1.3.10) and TMPGEnc (2.524), I'm getting a different CQ- value everytime I encode (no change of settings). Can someone confirm this or am I the only one having this problem? |
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Stick around ;) -kwag |
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Until then I'll just continue testing and experimenting with the current version(s). 8O |
Finally got the time to encode the movie. Final cq 67 with 128kbps audio and resolution at 480*576. The picture is of course a bit soft because of the settings used but well watchable.
The new version of CQMatic works like charm! It almost gave perfect fit, with a slight overburn I was able to put the movie on one 80min CD. :D |
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