Bitrates: CQ Above Watermark ?
I've made my first KVCD WITH the optimal script...
I've got a CQ of 66.84, SVCD 480x480. I want to know if the quality will be better if my movie, instead of 480x480, go in VCD format, but with higher CQ? I want to check the prediction of my VCD with CQMatic, the same way I've made my SVCD, and i've only change the resolution, and I get this error after the second pass: CQ ABOVE watermark. CQ set to 90. Using CQ of 90 CQMatic complete! What is that??? |
That's not an error message :!: It is telling you that it did the prediction and the cq was above 90 so a cq of 90 is recommended.
352x240 @ cq 90 or 480x480 @ cq 66.84 |
But normal too that i've setup my MAX bitrate at 2500? A CQ of 90, for a 1h30 movie, at 352x240, i'm septic.....
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Can you post your complete CQMatic-log :?:
Please make sure that you have cleared source range in your project file. |
How can I copy-paste the log???
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Yes my source range is set to "default" and UNCHECK the box after.
This is my log: Quote:
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Can't see any error on first sight. You could try again with a higher resolution and see what CQ comes out.
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-kwag |
Right now, i'm encoding at 352x240 with CQ85, 45min left
But what will be better? 480x480 @ CQ66 or 352x240 @ CQ85 ??? In other word, higher resolution with lower bitrate, or lower resolution with higher bitrate? |
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I would take the bigger one :wink: |
only my opinion Rambytes...
i always got better results with more resolutions. my personal choice is 480x480 @ CQ66! but nothing is better than little samples encoded with each resolution to compare....like the hints from Krassi! :wink: |
It'S only because, in my mind, 66% between 85%, the image is better quality with 85?
No? |
maybe,...
is hard to choose without see the result. resolution and CQ parameters are importants. encode from the same source one little sample with 480x480@CQ66 and another 352x240@CQ85. your eyes will choose the best result. :!: |
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240 vs. 480. Unless it's a long movie, or very high action, and the bitrate/pixel ratio is below good visible quality at 480x480, then 352x240 will look better (less blocky that is) but not sharper than 480x480. -kwag |
ha,
now Kwag came with clear explanations, than don't have any doubts Rambytes. follow the developer! :wink: |
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