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Encoder Master 03-29-2003 05:07 AM

CVCD is much better than KVCD?
 
Hi I'm the Encoder Master.

I have made templates by myself with the newest version of TMPGEnc.
The VCDs I've made are not bigger than normal VCDs but my have better Quality. I use the 2pass mode and not the CQ. With this feature
the video is like SVCD.

If someone want to have this template I can sent it by Mail or I give you
the options.

P.S.: You can also save 90 minutes Film on a 80 CD-R but the Audio Quality is a little bit poorer.

Apu-nahasapimapetilon@gmx.de

ompg 03-29-2003 06:43 AM

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Very funny. :drunkard:

Jellygoose 03-29-2003 07:01 AM

hello encoder master 8)

with the ULBR Template we can fit 180 minutes of VCD-like video on a single 80min CD-R. that's twice as much as "CVCD"... :nose:

jamesp 03-29-2003 07:20 AM

Re: CVCD is īmuch better than KVCD
 
Thats nice encoder master. Maybe you should set up your own website and forum and bugger off there and leave us all alone!


Quote:

Originally Posted by Encoder Master
Hi I'm the Encoder Master.

I have made templates by myself with the newest version of TMPGEnc.
The VCDs I've made are not bigger than normal VCDs but my have better Quality. I use the 2pass mode and not the CQ. With this feature
the video is like SVCD.

If someone want to have this template I can sent it by Mail or I give you
the options.

P.S.: You can also save 90 minutes Film on a 80 CD-R but the Audio Quality is a little bit poorer.

Apu-nahasapimapetilon@gmx.de


kwag 03-29-2003 07:25 AM

I already sent him here: http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2073 so he can learn to encode :mrgreen:

CVCD :?: Been there, done that :!: LMAOROTF :lol:

-kwag

PyRoMaNiA 03-29-2003 11:07 AM

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Encoder Master, don't you think you should learn a bit about the format you're claiming to have beaten before you decide that your "CVCD" templates are better? :lol:

Kane 03-29-2003 03:17 PM

i would like to have a download link for those templates, just to find out, that they are not existing :roll:
"itīs in your head....." *sing* :wink:

kwag 03-29-2003 04:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kane
i would like to have a download link for those templates, just to find out, that they are not existing :roll:
"itīs in your head....." *sing* :wink:

They don't exist :D CVCD is just a name that was created by using VBR and x-pass, and then they called it "Compresses Video Compact Disk". That's it :lol:
There are no optimized matrixes or GOP's. Nothing :!:

-kwag

muaddib 03-29-2003 06:16 PM

Hey kwag,

Excuse my ignorance... but what the hell is LMAOROTF !? 8O :mrgreen:

kwag 03-29-2003 06:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by muaddib
Hey kwag,

Excuse my ignorance... but what the hell is LMAOROTF !? 8O :mrgreen:

http://www.ollieclark.com/acronyms.html#L :mrgreen:

muaddib 03-29-2003 07:23 PM

EXACTLY!
That's exactly what I'm doing since I read the first post of this thread. :mrgreen:

COTFLGOHAHA <-- almost got there! 8O
DPAITNWL <-- and obviously did that! :D
LSHIPMP <-- but never that! :wink:

So, you should have said:
Quote:

CVD :?: BTDTGTTS :!: LMAOROTF :D
BBFN but i'll BBIAB :wink:

ps: now you can call the AAAAA! (I love this one :mrgreen: )

kwag 03-29-2003 08:39 PM

FOTFLMAAOBPO :mnkypile: + BFG :punch: :mrgreen:

Reno 03-30-2003 02:57 PM

Boy, this post turned weird in a hurry....

:point:

Frunobulax 03-30-2003 10:59 PM

Man, it's a shame this group is so damned serious all the time...

:lol:

Latexxx 04-01-2003 01:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kwag
Quote:

Originally Posted by Kane
i would like to have a download link for those templates, just to find out, that they are not existing :roll:
"itīs in your head....." *sing* :wink:

They don't exist :D CVCD is just a name that was created by using VBR and x-pass, and then they called it "Compresses Video Compact Disk". That's it :lol:
There are no optimized matrixes or GOP's. Nothing :!:

-kwag

They call it so at the good old vcdsp.com. Actually cvcd or s-vcd (not svcd) is a standard called chaoji("super") or china video disk. It is almost like svcd. The subtitle format is different. That is why there are two different subtitle standards for svcd. The main difference between svcd and s-vcd/cvcd is that cvcd has ―D1 resolution(352*576/480).

kwag 04-01-2003 08:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Latexxx
They call it so at the good old vcdsp.com. Actually cvcd or s-vcd (not svcd) is a standard called chaoji("super") or china video disk.

No :!: That is CVD. CVD is chaoji("super") or china video disk, which is not the same as CVCD :wink:

-kwag

conquest10 04-01-2003 10:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Latexxx
Quote:

Originally Posted by kwag
Quote:

Originally Posted by Kane
i would like to have a download link for those templates, just to find out, that they are not existing :roll:
"itīs in your head....." *sing* :wink:

They don't exist :D CVCD is just a name that was created by using VBR and x-pass, and then they called it "Compresses Video Compact Disk". That's it :lol:
There are no optimized matrixes or GOP's. Nothing :!:

-kwag

They call it so at the good old vcdsp.com. Actually cvcd or s-vcd (not svcd) is a standard called chaoji("super") or china video disk. It is almost like svcd. The subtitle format is different. That is why there are two different subtitle standards for svcd. The main difference between svcd and s-vcd/cvcd is that cvcd has ―D1 resolution(352*576/480).

i think you mean cvd, as in china video disc.

Latexxx 04-02-2003 03:09 AM

Yes, you are correct. I messed up with the terms. But still there is also como-vcd (babelfish:"like" vcd) which is know from now-closed vcdsp.com.


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