Ok, i'll try it. Results in ~1 hour...
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1.1.08b:
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Good morning all:
OK, these are my results: [[quote]quote][quote] Quote:
I am going to proceed with this test and create the kvcd!!!!!! The final kvcd will have the proper average bit rate.... Will tell you about it later on Totonho03 |
1.1.07:
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http://www.kvcd.net |
krassi:
I am very sorry, I did not mean to taint this thread, I meant to place my results in a different thread, (testing CQmatic versions) perhaps kwag can do that for me. Sorry Totonho03 |
@Totonho03: no problem :D
Here the results with 1.1.10, detect scene change unchecked. Average bitrate @702: Code:
http://www.kvcd.net Code:
Wanted VS: 690292.5 KB |
@Krassi,
Run DVD2AVI and load your VOBs. Tell me if on the preview window, your source displays as 4:3, even though the movie is 16:9 wide screen :!: That's what I've found on my movie that fails. On the ones that display 16:9 and are actually wide screen 16:9, the final size is always on target. -kwag |
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DVD2Avi shows 16:9, the movie is 16:9 (2.35:1). |
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-kwag |
1:1 (VGA)
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As you have a very fast computer :cool: , could you try something :?: Do two predictions with CQM with Scene Change "Checked", one with 1:1 VGA, and another with 16:9 PAL. See if you get a change in predicted CQ :!: -kwag |
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I'm currently testing with 16:9 PAL, then i'll change it to detect scene change and post the results :P |
Ok, now results with Source=16:9 PAL, interlaced and detect source range unchecked:
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http://www.kvcd.net |
16:9 PAL, scene change checked:
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http://www.kvcd.net |
1:1 (VGA), scence change detect checked, interlaced.
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http://www.kvcd.net |
Results with 1.1.12a (average @726 from MS):
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http://www.kvcd.net Code:
Wanted VS: 706280 KB |
I've tried Kwags suggestion with Clip frame/Crop settings in TMPGEnc and processed the .d2v directly.
I used a resolution of 720x576 instead of 528x576: Code:
http://www.kvcd.net Code:
Wanted VS: 706280 KB |
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