KVCD: 740MB mpg file doesn't fit on a 80min media?
Hi.
I converted an avi file to KVCD using TMPGEnc and the templates on your website. After multiplexing i had a 740MB file. i tried to burn it using VCDEasy but final .bin file size exceeded 800MB. I tried both MPEG-1 files and MPEG-2 files and none of them worked. How can i put a 90min movie with good quality(SVCD~) on one cd? Thanks ahead. |
I do author my KVCDs & KSVCDs using VCDeasy, but I never used that appl. to burn with as my burner is not supported.
BUT ... maybe there's an option to burn in MODE 2 which means that about 805 MB of Moviedata can be burned to one CD-R80, as to me it seems you you're trying to burn at Mode 1. |
VCDeasy is made to do VCD easily. And for taht, you don't have to do anythign to burn correctly a VCD (if your burner is supported :-)).
LevP, did you muxed the files in "MPEG1 (VCD non compliant)" or "SuperVideoCD" in tmpgenc ? Or in VCD / vbr or SVCD in bbmpeg ? If you muxed in "simple" MPEG1 or MPEG2, the problem is there ! |
Thanks for your help.
i think i muxed it badly. I muxed threw TMPGEnc in the MPEG tools section Multiplex, but i don't think i picked Non-Standart when i tried MPEG-1. I'll try to do it again. BTW I want to make a 91min 1CD movie in maximom quality, the movie isn't an action film but still has some heavy scences. What to use? VBR or CQ? MPEG-1 or MPEG-2? what bitrate to use to use most of the disks space. |
best quality can be archieved by using
- CQ mode encodings! (=better bitrate allocation) and ... - mpeg1 encoding mode (=more compression) |
And for a 91 minute movie, the resolution to use is 544*480 or 480*480 if the CQ goes to low with the first one (let say under 65).
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thanks, but could you please explain something?
Isn't MPEG-2 suppose to be better than MPEG-1? And which CQ shuld i give to a 91min 528x480 movie? |
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