KVCD: 98 mins of clip, but only 79 mins on DVD player?
Hi,
I have encoded my first KVCD clip. It plays fine using windows media player. But after I burned it as a vcd, and played using my DVD player, the dvd player only reports 79 mins(98 mins original). And during the play, I noticed that the characters in the movie speak a little faster than normal, and it is not very enjoyable at all. Does this mean that my DVD player simply cannot handle KVCD? Thanks. Shao. |
Try resampling the audio to 44100Hz (or use 48000Hz if you already used 44100Hz).
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but why 79 mins only
Thanks for your reply. I will give it go. But why there is only 79 mins when playing on the DVD player? Does this happen to very one else?
Thanks. Shao. |
yes, it happens to me. Matrix Reloaded as KVCD only said 62mins on my dvd player.
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I guess this has to do with the use of VBR in KVCD... Some counters go crazy...
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I think that's why you use a lower bitrate for Audio than 224kbps. The Players are oriented in it. I think you choose 160kbps or 192 for the Audio.
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It is tied, for an unknown reason, to the CQ mode. Try to do a conversion in 2-pass VBR and you see that the counter is correct. I never understood why. |
Yes I think it has. I think he has use a bitrate of 192kbps of Audio and a DVD orient to 224 standart audio bitrate. Because its lower the counter is incorrect. :wink:
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The exact same encoding, with no parameters changed except the mode (from CQ to 2-pass VBR, or perhaps even CBR i didn't try that) will correct the standalone counter. At least it does on my two different standalone at home. There is a big difference between "I think" and "I tested". |
And I think it seems that you always have difficulty to understand ME.
I've tested it, too. Or you think I say something without knowledge? (The answer can you save :wink: , I think you know why. :lol: ) I say he uses a Audio Bitrate of 160kbps (In this example it's hard to say) It's like a Formel. Example: The Movie is 101min long but the DVD Player shows only 72min. Now, what you have to do: 101min/224kbps*160kbps=72min I hope this example shows you that what I say is true? :wink: :D |
EM thats because YOUR (and maybe shaos player too) do determine the timecode on what the Kbit rate of the audio says.
There are many different players on earth and therefore different ways how do they get the timecode .... some refer to GOP sizes, some to audio kbits and some as Dialhot said on *hmmm* I don't no this phenomenom BUT as HE tested! it I think YOU ALSO SHOULD belive what he says! Cause we are doing NON-Standard encodings and therefore many players handle non-standard things different .... that's why we call it non standard. |
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@shao Another: The Video you have burn is it ca. 780-790MB big. So your DVD can show the Burning Time. You have burn 790MB and in Audio-CD Format it it 79min. |
I understand you EM, but I answered cause of your words ...
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These days have been enough things between the lines said, especially in another language part of this forum so we shouldn't continue with that ;-) |
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The same, if a players trust the audio bitrates to display the time. You say your standalone do that ? So what happens when you put a standard SVCD in it ? They are rarely at 224 Kbps. For the rest, sorry but you never said you did, but you thought. That is not the same thing at all. Nevertheless, it's funny to see how thoughts becomes truths in one post. Hugh ? |
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I don't mind believing you, but all what you say seems too strange for that. It seems you like maths, so why don't you use the REAL numbers given here insteed of false ones taken in your brain ? 224 Kbits * 79 min / 98 mins = 180 Kbits ! What a funny audio bitrate, don't you think ? For sure, this stange result explains why you gave an exemple with other datas. |
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But let's wait what the postwriter say. :D |
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And why the Standart SVCD template of TMPGEnc you can't change the Audio bitrate and it's set to 224kbps.
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