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Originally Posted by Holomatrix
I am using the template KVCDx2 1-CD, which looks crisp but wanted less blocks. I'm converting from DVD. Do you have a guideline as to using the above template as to what CQ value yields what meg per min? What I'm after is a one cd encode with the crispness I get with the above template but less blocks. I know I could do a two cd encode which would look way better but I want to see what I can do with one cd. Can I blend in the blocks somehow?
EDIT: Also what do you use to create the Cd image? with movies over 90min I can't do it. I just encoded Resident Evil which is 100min ~812meg and if I use VCDeasy or VCDimager the image size is now 924meg which is not going to fit on my 80min CD's. I've tried to create the image as VCD 1,2 and SVCD with no luck.
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You should be able to overburn that 812MB image, but somehow the data is being padded, and that's why the image is so big. Can you demux the video and audio streams and re-mux them again? Follow the screen shots a little down this thread:
http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic....6e07d81b5385c7
And then you burn your image with VCDEasy as VCD 2.0 and remember to "un-check" the mpeg compliancy check on the first screen of VCDEasy.
-kwag