Mpeg1 : low bitrate required, no interlace supported, no required high cpu
Mpeg2 : High bitrate required, interlace supported, required high cpu time
Usually I do mpeg1 to put a video on 1 cd-r 80. I f I do the same with the mpeg2 I get a worst quality.
This happens because the mpeg2 has been created kepping in mind the DVD target. So I don't have to care for the bitrate because I have got lots of space. ( see the definition for the mpeg2 on the mpeg site)
You can do ( has I did ) a simple test .
Make a little convertion in mpeg1 format, then do the same clip in mpeg2 but keeping the bitrate under 1150 and the same video resolution. You'll see a lot of blockness in the svcd more than the vcd. I simply saved a frame from both in bmp format and found that the mpeg1 was better.
The reason for have the kvcd in mpeg1 and mpeg2 is because if you want to make a dvd with 2 or 3 movies on it you can do it mpeg2.
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